After we reached the north shore, we travelled through a beautiful country, with a rich soil, well watered and timbered, and reached the Russian settlement in the night, having come a distance of thirty miles.
There can be no doubt that his thoughts were on future settlements here as he travelled through what is now Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
As I travelled through markets, fairs, and divers places, I saw death and darkness in all people where the power of the Lord God had not shaken them.
He wintered in that island, and in the following summer, 1432, travelled through Drontheim to Wadstena, in Sweden, and from thence returned to Venice that year.
Educated at an orphanage he became a tailor, travelled through France, Italy, and Switzerland, and in '61 returned to Amsterdam.
In his youth he travelled through Germany, and during this time he applied himself with vigour to gamba playing, under the direction of a Bohemian of the name of Kozecz, and acquired great proficiency.
Next day we travelled through a country fantastic in its desolation--a mass of huge hills, barren plains, and desert vales.
The night was spent at Fort Augustus, and the next two days we travelled through a wild country, with prodigious mountains on each side.
All the next three days we travelled through a waterless waste, following a vague trace which, in the course of ages, men and beasts have made in the dry sand.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "travelled through" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
