Footnote 101: Final Report on the Canals and Navigations of Ireland.
Final Report on the Canals and Inland Navigationsof Ireland, 1911 (Cd.
From an article "On Inland Navigations and Public Roads," by William Jessop, published in the Georgical Essays, Vol.
Americus was probably only pilot of the different navigationshe relates.
The same author here quoted as doubting the reality of the navigations of Americus to the New World, gives the following account of his pretensions as a discoverer.
Footnote 234: These fouts, so often mentioned in this chapter, were probably grabs or jerbs, a large species of barks employed in their navigations by the Arabs of the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
Harvard College Library has a copy of the edition of Cologne, 1586, which contains, in addition to the History, a long Preface and Commentary by Metellus Sequanus about the discoveries and navigations of the Spanish and Portuguese.
It was translated from the Italian into English by John Florio, and appeared under the title, A Short and Briefe Narration of the Two Navigations and Discoveries to the Northweast Partes called Newe Fraunce, London, 1580.
In 1563 there was published at Lisbon a volume of navigations and discoveries written by Antonio Galvano, who had died a few years before.
The Lenox bibliography begins the series of allied works with A Shorte and briefe narration of the two Navigations and Discoveries to the northweast partes, called Newe France, London, 1580.
Difficulties of the various Navigations of the Rivers and Lakes, and of the Portages.
Flinders" getting ready to continue the navigations of that explorer in northern and north-western Australia.
As the nation has little foreign commerce there are few seamen; such as belong to the inland navigations are mostly married.
The undertakings of the Forth and Clyde and the Monkland Navigations were amalgamated in 1846.
The number of separate navigations is ten by Routes I.
Another of the navigations on which Mr. Telford was long employed was that of the river Weaver in Cheshire.
The ellesmere canal consists of a series of navigations proceeding from the river Dee in the vale of Llangollen.
The sailors whom the Infant employed in these navigations and discoveries were well instructed in nautical science.
This monsoon is the most troublesome of all, for they make two navigations in the latitude of Ceylon, somewhat lower than six degrees.
Footnote 138: The recent navigationsin those seas strongly confirm this argument.
But as both these navigations are very long and dangerous, the great object of several late European voyages has been turned towards the discovery of a North East or a North West passage.
There is an examination of the state of navigation in Columbus’ time in Margry’s Navigations Françaises, p.
This is a reduction of a fac-simile by Pilinski, given in Margry’s Les Navigations Françaises, p.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "navigations" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
