make a journey

But he could never make a journey of that sort at his age.

I have no idea why he made a journey like that in the dead of winter.

You'll feel exactly like you're about to make a journey out of atmosphere.

I don't ever want to make a journey like that again.

To make a journey with men who have no knowledge of this country would be suicide.

A number of women have made a journey for such as this."

He also made a journey to Rome, but his mission is not known.

"The more so as you had to make a journey dangerous to yourself to help me, and our nations are not the best of friends."

He was going to make a journey, but not to anywhere the spirits wanted him to go.

Making a journey to school and then across London with a 2 year old on public transport would be too much.

"I need you to make a journey," he told her.

Like all young men I must make a journey.

"We are making a journey to the mouth of the river," Martha said.

She walked slowly down that way, with the strange feeling of making a journey from which there was to be no return, ever.

Is she recovered enough to make a journey with us?"

"East or west, if you make a Journey, knowing the language helps."

It is even probable that I shall have to make a journey.

One day, my two brothers came to me to propose that we should make a journey and trade.

Do you really seek to make a journey to a far- away land?"

Who but those who have made a journey beyond this world will understand what I mean?

To see a train of cars moving in your dreams, you will soon have cause to make a journey.

To make a journey of any distance, you have to transport many times."

The school is hard to find and only a man in need of something would make a journey through such a dangerous neighborhood."

Marlow is, of course, making a journey into his own soul.

"Why make a journey to the other side of the world when the world has come to you," he reasons.