voyage

• He returned to the place {63} where he had left his party and there spent a gloomy winter, destitute of supplies and shunned by the natives All that he had to show for his voyage was a quantity of some shining mineral and of quartz crystals, mistaken for gold and diamonds. —  French Pathfinders in North America
• The whole sum needed for the voyage was about fifty thousand dollars. —  History of the United States, Volume 1 (of 6)
• It came up on the sand and there it stuck; and the voyage was at an end. —  The Rover Boys in the Air From College Campus to the Clouds
• This voyage is also noteworthy on account of the massacre of the master of the Arnhem and eight of his crew by the natives while they were exploring the coast of New Guinea. —  The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 10
• One of the Hindoos, a merchant of Calcutta, who had been ill from the time that the steamer left Port Adelaide, died when our voyage was about half over. —  A Ball Player's Career Being the Personal Experiences and Reminiscensces of Adrian C. Anson

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