The Various Artistic Journeys of Malibran and De Bériot.
The results of these journeys and observations are herein set down in a compact volume of three hundred pages.
They often discussed the price I would bring, and that that price might not lessen, they guarded me jealously from one another so the journeys were made as little fatiguing for me as possible.
He would have no assistance in his choice, either of servants or furniture, but made numerous journeys of inspection to Whitford, to Malvern, and to London, and these seemed to make him the more content with Stoneborough.
And Midas joyes our Spanish journeys give, We touch all gold, but find no food to live.
Love is wise here, keepes home, gives reason sway, And journeys not till it finde summer-way.
Chartres, who had spent so much in journeys and building that he feared he should be unable to pay his debts.
This is why the Duchesse de Bracciano made two journeys to France: the second time she spent four or five years there.
These uniform days were the same in all places, and even during the journeys taken by their Majesties, who were thus never separated, except for a few minutes at a time.
She made many journeys to Marly in a state such as would have saved a servant from movement.
To keep himself more in reserve, he asked and obtained permission to go to Anet, in the intervals between the journeys to Marly.
The Catholics on shore do not, as a general thing, do regular trading or make journeys on Sunday, but the American has no national religion, and likes to show his independence of priestcraft by doing as he chooses on the Lord's Day.
As Sudama journeys to Dwarka Krishna's golden city, his heart swoons with adoration, the hills, trees and ocean appear to dance about him and once again, the linear music of the composition engenders a feeling of supreme ecstasy.
He sets out and as he journeys allows his thoughts to dwell on the approaching meeting.
The Siberian road is one I would never travel out of pure pleasure, and I can well understand that it must be many times disagreeable when one journeys unwillingly.
Nearly all travelers buy their sleighs before starting, and sell them when their journeys are ended.
Frequently they make two journeys a day to the next station, returning without loads.
I could not help contrasting this with journeys I have made on the Mississippi at the rate of two hundred miles in twenty-four hours.
In the interval the party embarked on the steamer which makes one or two journeys every summer to the Arctic Ocean in search of fish, furs, and ivory.
They make now and then journeys to Irkutsk, and regard such a feat about as a countryman on the Penobscot would regard a visit to Boston.
Our party was so large that the boat made two journeys to ferry us over the water.
It is the general custom in Siberia to commence journeys in the afternoon or evening, the latter extending anywhere up to daybreak.
He was long accustomed to Siberian travel, having made several scientific journeys through Northern Asia.
A great portion of their time was spent in extensive journeys for the purchase of goods.
We shall allude in a more convenient place and chapter to specific traditions touching the supposed journeys about 990 B.
These two later journeys have no geographical value at all; but as the Emperor in each case again crossed the Yellow River, it is plain that he was amusing himself somewhere along the main Tartar roads, as in the first case.
If so, if her dark eyes were unclouded, what journeys must her imagination be making!
There is a grey traveller who journeys in the twilight.
A fortnight's full provision / might I in sooth supply, For you and every warrior / that journeys in your train.
Repeated journeys to Switzerland, the Netherlands and Great Britain were made to find places for Jewish refugees.
Letters came now and then from the West, announcing young Barria's journeys and schemes, his marriage in the course of enterprise, finally his death.
But the Elders' Seat and its journeys from place to place seemed to have some curious meaning, hardly to be spelled.
General Letizia made two journeys to Naples, and on his return from the second he came invested with full powers to treat with Garibaldi for the evacuation of the city.
A dozen times in these journeys by the rugged mountain paths he narrowly escaped falling into the enemy's hands.
He became servant for a very wealthy widow named Khadijah, and made several caravan journeys for her to Syria and Palestine with great success.
On his journeys to Palestine and Syria he became acquainted with Jews and Christians and got an imperfect knowledge of their religion and traditions.
In June, 1802, Edward Stanley started on the first of those foreign journeys which, throughout his life, continued to be his favourite form of holiday.
Bach from time to time made hisjourneys to various towns, and paid visits to Erfurt, where his cousin, Joh.
My first care was to keep Galilee in peace, so I made friends of seventy of the principal men, and took them on my journeys as companions, and set them to judge causes.
In the interval between the two latterjourneys he made what was probably his first public speech, at a meeting to further the demand of a corporation for Manchester.
It is a singular fact that in his various journeys some accident always befel him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "journeys" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
