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1. It’s better to travel hopefully than to arrive. 

2. Travel east or travel west, a man’s own home is still the best. 

3. To travel through the world it is necessary to have the mouth of hog, the legs of a stag, the eyes of a falcon, the ears of an ass, shoulders of a camel, and the face of an ape, and overplus, a satchel full of money and patience. 

4. To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive[Sentence dictionary], and the true success is to labour. 

5. To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. 

6. There are often discounts available for midweek travel.

7. Nowadays people travel by plane.

8. The company issues travel vouchers to all managers.

9. Travel will acquaint us with new customs.

10. Small travel operators are facing bankruptcy.

11. The travel bureau is not so far from here.

12. Motorways have largely superseded ordinary roads for long-distance travel.

13. Someday I’d like to travel abroad .

14. I’m ready to travel, and you’re my ticket.

15. Officers are entitled to travel first class.

16. Freight trains travel slowly on upgrades into the hills.

17. He determined to travel no further that night.

18. It is expensive to travel by plane.

19. Travel adds spice to your life.

20. The letter lay unopened in the travel firm’s pigeonhole.

21. This pass enables me to travel half-price on trains.

22. Many people travel to work each day by railway.

23. He made full use of the opportunity to travel.

24. You’ll have to travel in disguise.

25. These attractions induce people to travel in that country.

26. The job involves frequent travel.

27. Hovercraft can travel both on land and water.

28. I made the booking through a travel agent.

29. The quickest means of travel is by plane.

30. You are not entitled to travel first class.

More similar words: traveled, traveler, travelled, travel agency, unravel, gravely, travesty, traverse, contravene, crave, grave, brave, ravenous, depraved, navel, graveyard, graveness, travail, extravagant, machiavellian, gravy, ravage, raving, ravine, ravish, bravado, gravity, craving, aggravate, depravity. 

We could travel.

Мы можем путешествовать.

This is the only way to travel.

Это лучший способ путешествовать.

Well, gee, ain’t you afraid, traveling all alone?

Ты не боишься путешествовать одна?

And when you’re traveling again, remember one thing:

— Да, ваше счастье! Если вы опять отправитесь путешествовать, запомните:

I love to travel. I always imagine I’m somewhere else.

Вы знаете, я обожаю путешествовать, представляю себя в различных местах.

I didn’t even know it was here. Well, I’ve learned in all my travels all the cities, no matter what size has a hidden gem.

Путешествия научили меня тому, что во всех городах, больших и маленьких можно найти сокровище.

When you mention the Oume road, you must speak with more emotion, so that people can imagine travel in the old days.

Когда вы говорите про дорогу Оумэ, вы должны добавить эмоций, чтобы люди представили себе путешествия прошлого.

And may I say that if all the natives of the Dolomites are as charming as you, our travels will be most pleasant?

И я хотел бы сказать что если все жители Доломитов такие же очаровательные, как вы, наше путешествия будет самым приятным?

Have tuxedo, will travel… but not this far.

Есть смокинг — будут путешествия. Хотя не так бы далеко..

Modern travel is so confusing.

Эти путешествия сбивают с толку.

But you shouldn’t travel a step without a doctor.

Но, без доктора тебе нельзя ехать.

I refuse to allow Mrs. Mallory to travel till she and the child are out of danger.

Я отказываюсь разрешать миссис Мелори ехать, пока она в опасности.

He can’t travel.

Он не может ехать.

It is the only known way to travel about comfortably tarantass.

Это единственный способ ехать более или менее комфортно в тарантасе.

She’s feeling fine. — The doc says she can travel.

Доктор разрешил ей ехать.

That piano traveled with her everywhere in the great days.

Этот инструмент ездил с ней по всему свету.

I always travelled on different lines.

Я выбирал разные маршруты и ездил то по одной, то по другой линии.

I traveled a lot on business as a young man, and I felt like a lion.

Скука. В молодости я много ездил по делам и в поездках чувствовал себя настоящим светским львом.

I’d travel every month to see her.

Я ездил к ней каждый месяц.

— Did you travel anywhere? — To Stockholm.

— Ездил куда-нибудь?

We’ll travel down to Blankenese with the green steamer.

Поедем в Бланкенезе.

Following the wall, we travel south to Lan-Chow, which lies on the banks of the Yellow River.

Вдоль стены, мы поедем на юг к Lan-чау, на берегу реки Хуанхэ.

When we arrive in Belgrade, we go to my sister. And tomorrow morning we travel to the sea.

По приезде в Белград поедем к моей сестре.

You’ll get well, and we’ll travel by… a taxi.

Ты поправишься, и мы поедем на такси.

When shall we travel into Hertfordshire, my love?

Когда мы поедем в Хэртфордшир, любовь моя?

When I journeyed up to Scotland a few days ago… traveling on the Highland Express over that magnificent Forth Bridge… that monument to Scottish engineering and Scottish muscle…

Несколько дней назад во время поездки в Шотландию… я пересекал величественный мост Форс-Бридж, памятник шотландской инженерной мысли и силе.

She’s not well enough to travel.

Она недостаточно хорошо себя чувствует для такой поездки.

GRACE: You sure picked some night for traveling.

Ну и ночку вы выбрали для поездки.

Oh, I forgot. I brought a little gift, ideal for travel.

Привез тебе подарочек, как раз для поездки.

— Just travel.

— Поездки.

Well, because on a safari, it’s better to travel with people one likes.

Потому что отправляться в путь лучше с человеком, который тебе нравится.

On a wagon like that, we could travel anywhere.

Может этот путь, нас куда-нибудь выведет.

I think it’d be best if we travel through the night, captain.

Мне кажется, лучше было бы продолжить путь и ночью, капитан.

It cut the tunnel through which light travels to the heart.

Оно отрезало путь свету к моему сердцу.

I can understand how Professor Messenger feels, however let’s look back at the long road we’ve traveled.

Я понимаю чувства профессора. Но давайте оглянемся на пройденный путь.

He’ll have only one direction to travel from there: down.

Оттуда он сможет отправиться только в одно место… в могилу.

They have all the reasons for travelling But luck have they not

все причины отправиться в путь имеет, только не везёт ему, не везёт, наверное, не везёт…

Shall Kalid not travel where the spirit leads him?

Как мог Калид не отправиться в путь, если дух вел его?

A bluesman never travels the road without a pistol.

Блюзмен никогда не отправиться в дорогу без оружия.

To travel to the center of Australia, climb Kings Canyon as a queen in a full-length Gaultier sequin, heels, and a tiara.

Отправиться в центр Австралии и забраться на Королевский каньон королевой в длинном платье, с блестками от Готье, шпильках и диадеме.

It’ll be too hot to travel by day.

Идти днём будет слишком жарко.

You mean we’re gonna travel tonight?

Хочешь сказать, мы будем идти и ночью?

The plan is to travel at night when it’s cool and then rest as best we can during the day.

будем идти всю ночь, а во время дня будем отдыхать Выступим на заходе солнца.

Father, you’re in no fit state to travel.

Отец, вы не в том состоянии чтобы идти.

No, captain. I can travel.

Нет, капитан, я могу идти.

The period during which we traveled in hyperdrive beyond the speed of light… could have carried us through space and time to almost any part of the galaxy.

В тот период времени, пока мы летели со сверхъсветовой скоростью… мы могли перенестись в любую область галактики.

They were travelling at approximately warp 10.

Они летели на искривлении 10.

You’d see these distortions if you traveled near the speed of light.

Вы бы сами увидели такие искажения, если бы летели на околосветовой скорости.

We traveled west-east, and any temporal dislocation that west-east travelers feel works in the opposite direction.

Мы летели от запада к востоку. Смещение времени происходит в обратном порядке. Ощущается более раннее время.

Yes, they are traveling by commercial flight, accompanied by Maddame Rapiee

Да, они летят коммерческим рейсом в сопровождении мадам Рапье.

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Travel sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use travel in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for travel.

• How he longed to travel! (2)
• I ought to travel. (4)
• We shall travel first. (10)
• We travel, indeed, to find them. (2)
• He shall travel, that man shall. (10)
• We must travel on, and not be weary. (10)
• Why should she not travel as she was? (8)
• He was asleep; he was weary with travel. (12)
• It was the farthest piece of travel accomplished. (2)
• He adored his mother, and it was his first travel. (8)
• For my part, I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. (2)
• What would not travel do, and that heavenly climate! (10)
• Carinthia had not the means to travel: she was moneyless. (10)
• I did design to travel and converse with various persons. (10)
• But beyond Morristown the country grows hard to travel through. (18)
• Circus people will travel miles into the presence of a giraffe. (21)
• The second-class carriages there are fit for anybody to travel in. (10)
• The second-class carriages there are fit for anybody to travel in. (22)
• I suppose we shall travel about through Germany, and then go to Paris. (9)
• Vittoria thanked him, but stated humbly that she preferred to travel alone. (10)
• One might travel a season with a circus and not hear the word tent mentioned. (21)
• Honour and blest adventure might travel together two days or three, he thought. (10)
• My plans have carried but I am very much battered by travel and narrow escapes. (18)
• Of course this would hardly be the case if Vilkoff were on any route of travel. (20)
• I should have to travel ten years to sit down contented among these fortifications. (10)
• The happiest moment of his travel was that when he stepped on to the Folkestone boat. (8)
• His gaze seemed to have to travel from an immense distance before it reached Courtier. (8)
• To accomplish this feat it was necessary to travel forty leagues along the sea-coast. (19)
• But he expressed an indignant surprise at Nevil for allowing Rosamund to travel alone. (10)
• On examination, on the morning of October 3rd, Modestine was pronounced unfit for travel. (2)
• But Rowsley would not have turned her back to travel alone: that is, without a man to guard. (10)
• The peripatetic crook is quickly given to understand that he must use other means to travel. (21)
• Unfortunately, we know little of the means of travel in ancient America, other than the names. (7)
• The constant change of scene incident to travel alone is a great factor in dispelling weariness. (21)
• The others looked at this speaker with interest, as one who had invented a safe method of travel. (9)
• The fact was, he was sick of travel and of leisure; he was longing to be at home and at work again. (9)
• The tide of travel was towards Frankfort, where the grand parade was to take place some days later. (9)
• You both crossed the sea to travel over the whole Continent until you should find him, did you not? (10)
• Among these is the travel sketch, to me a very agreeable kind, and really to be regretted in its decline. (9)
• I believe they are sensible of it too; but these must do service to my invalid friend, who cannot travel. (10)
• Now the mustard ceases to travel, and the salt: the guests have leisure to contemplate their achievements. (10)
• Royal roads are the ways that kings travel, and kings are mostly dull fellows, and rarely have a good time. (9)
• Everybody who had merchandise or principles to sell truckled to them, and travel amongst us was a triumphal progress. (9)
• My Father does not return to us till Autumn; my Brother will leave Scotland in a few Days; he is impatient to travel. (4)
• She was of light enough draft to enter small inlets, travel the sounds and bays, and assist in the guerilla warfare. (18)
• You see me married, with enough to live on, enough to entertain with, enough to afford a bit of travel now and then. (16)
• Besides, her cough troubled her very seriously, and it seemed as though she could not travel that long distance alone. (5)
• He also wished to travel incognito and the less he stopped at public houses, the better his purpose was helped along. (18)
• We are warmer if we travel on foot sunward, but it is a discovery that we are colder if we take to ballooning upward. (10)
• She would not travel; she would fix in this London of theirs, and scheme to be hailed the accepted Countess of Ormont. (10)
• At the end of four years we went abroad again, and travel took away the appetite for reading as completely as writing did. (9)
• I contributed several sketches of Italian travel to that paper; and one of these brought me a precious letter from Lowell. (9)
• I can start you in a paragraph that will travel through all the newspapers, from Maine to Texas and from Alaska to Florida. (9)
• Our friends were beset of course by many carriage-drivers, whom they repelled with the kindly firmness of experienced travel. (9)
• Our countrymen, English and Irish, travel so much now a days, that one ought never to feel surprised at finding them anywhere. (6)
• She was happier and hoped for some little harshness and kindness mixed that she might carry away to travel with and think over. (10)
• And, having begun to take an interest in his food, he was allowed to travel on the seventh day to Sea House in charge of Barbara. (8)
• If she abstained from writing, he might travel down to learn the cause; a similar danger, or worse, haunted the writing frigidly. (10)
• My thoughts travel fondly back to the scenes I am to behold no more, and my heart throbs with emotions excited by their reminiscences. (21)
• You see, a resident aunt is translated mother-in-law by husbands; though I spare them pretty frequently; I go to friends, they travel. (10)
• The side abutting the river is inhabited by Dame Philiberte, whom her husband imprisoned for attempting to take her pleasure in travel. (10)
• Their expenses of travel, board and bed are all borne by the management, and other requirements of a circus campaign are few and small. (21)
• It has rather worked the vein of interviews, personal adventure, popular science, useful information, travel, sketches, and short stories. (9)
• They strolled about the anomalous village on foot, and once more marveled at the paucity of travel and the enormity of the local preparation. (9)
• He dared not say it, he thought it, and previous to his African travel through the Dictionary he had thought his sister infallible on these points. (10)
• Travel itself has become so universal that everybody, in a manner, has been everywhere, and the foreign scene has no longer the charm of strangeness. (9)
• As you travel through Eastern Canada to-day you will frequently come upon crosses by the wayside, where the country folk kneel and say their prayers. (19)
• They took a hansom to travel the hundred yards, and seats costing seven-and-six apiece because they were going to stand, and walked into the Promenade. (8)
• It scarcely seemed to Basil and Isabel that their fellow-passengers were so interesting as their fellow passengers used to be in their former days of travel. (9)
• But, after all, this was an infrequent effect, however massive, of travel on the West Side, whereas the East offered him continual entertainment in like sort. (9)

Also see sentences for: excursion, journey, pilgrimage, tour, trip.

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