| He seems less the master of the orchestra than a fellow voyager, carried on the same tempestuous ride. |
| He may have been forty years old, and he was a great voyager on the inland sea. |
| Another intrepid voyager, Queen Mary 2, sails from Liverpool for Halifax and Boston, to recreate the first transatlantic crossing by a Cunard liner, Britannia, 175 years earlier. |
| For the unseasoned occasional voyager west of the Humber River, the trip to Toronto is daunting. |
| In every man's life there are moments when a desolation takes possession of him which resembles the terrible look which a dead planet might turn upon a lonely voyager travelling through space. |
| Elle est libre de faire, de dire, de penser, de croire, de travailler, de voyager, de refuser. |
