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Sentences ending with traveled

I don't care who she is," Bob declared, "or how much she may have traveled. [9]
And then he went to Europe and traveled. [5]
And they got up and traveled. [5]
Comprehensively speaking, nobody traveled. [5]
It was wonderful to see with what fierce speed the tall sheet of flame traveled! [5]
Dead France woke suddenly to life, wherever the great news traveled. [5]
They always throw out a few feelers; they never cast themselves adrift till they have sounded every individual and know that he has not traveled. [5]
He said a man never imagined what surprising things there were in the world till he had traveled. [5]
I couldn't, you know; it seemed too awful far away for us to have traveled. [5]
It was with a little irritation that Margaret recognized this, and remembered, with a twinge of conscience, that it was upon that plane that her life once traveled. [4]

Sentences containing traveled two or more times

Last year I traveled twenty thousand miles, almost entirely by rail; the year before, I traveled over twenty-five thousand miles, half by sea and half by rail; and the year before that I traveled in the neighborhood of ten thousand miles, exclusively by rail. [5]

More example sentences with the word traveled in them

His riata was wound around the pummel of my saddle, and so, as he went by he dragged me from my horse and the two animals traveled briskly on without me. [5]
Lassiter traveled slower, with more exceeding care as to the ground he chose, and he kept speaking low to the dogs. [13]
From position in which horse lies, think elephant traveled northward along line Berkley Railway. [5]
Tickets and fares were high, but I traveled for nothing by pretending to be the conscience of an editor, and got in for half-price by representing myself to be the conscience of a clergyman. [5]
There is a well known, so-called sophism of the ancients consisting in this, that Achilles could never catch up with a tortoise he was following, in spite of the fact that he traveled ten times as fast as the tortoise. [2]
We left Jacob's Well and traveled till eight in the evening, but rather slowly, for we had been in the saddle nineteen hours, and the horses were cruelly tired. [5]
I suppose I was the proudest stripling that ever traveled to see strange lands and wonderful people. [5]
The proprietor, a very intelligent and enterprising man, who had traveled often in the North, was full of projects for the development of his region and foremost in its enterprises, and had formed a considerable collection of minerals. [4]
I found myself uncomfortable in my feelings in New York, and traveled about a little. [4]
The longer we traveled with them, and the more we got used to their ways, the better and better we liked them, and the gladder and gladder we was that we run across them. [5]
When the Prodigal traveled to "a far country," it is not likely that he went more than eighty or ninety miles. [5]
The further I traveled through the town the better I liked it. [5]
Those who had traveled said that he had the manner of a preaching friar--the simple language, so refined and yet so homely and direct, the real, the inspired word, the occasional hastening torrent of words. [4]
Those who had traveled and seen the ostentation of cities smiled a superior smile at the curiosity and wonder exhibited, but even those who had never seen the like were cautious about letting their surprise appear. [4]
As Smith had traveled all over Europe and sojourned in Morocco, besides sailing the high seas, since he visited Prince Sigismund in December, 1603, it was probably in the year 1605 that he reached England. [4]
The conspicuous object toward which we traveled all the morning was a shapely conical hill at the beginning of the Gap. [4]
Not being able to recognize any tracks, I have no evidence that I had so traveled, except the general testimony of lost men. [4]
It is gratifying to me to reflect that we traveled in considerable style; we went in the Pioneer coach, and my friend took all his baggage with him, consisting of two excellent silk handkerchiefs and a daguerreotype of his grandmother. [5]
So she traveled to Harding on the pretence we have mentioned, and was married. [5]
I'm not easy to fool on the looks of a hoss thet's traveled the sage. [13]
Their horses were tired, and they had several pack animals; evidently they had traveled far. [13]
Therefore we traveled through the long tunnel which enters the hill above the Ophir office, and then by means of a series of long ladders, climbed away down from the first to the fourth gallery. [5]
As long as those men were talking about what they knew, they were trustworthy, and I believed them; but when they said it was now "cold weather," I saw that they had traveled outside of their sphere of knowledge and were floundering. [5]
He traveled on those feet and his hands, and was as sway-backed as if the Colossus of Rhodes had been riding him. [5]
Europe would in this way soon have been, in fact, but one people, and anyone who traveled anywhere would have found himself always in the common fatherland. [2]
The writer of this once traveled for days with an intelligent curmudgeon, who made himself at all points as prickly as the porcupine. [4]
Day after day they traveled on, till they came to an extensive plain, on the borders of which human bones were bleaching in the sun. [5]
I judge that the telegram traveled about 200 miles. [5]
If, for instance, the landlord's wife at Burnsville had traveled with her husband, her table would probably have been more on a level with his knowledge of the world, and it would have contained something that the wayfaring man, though a Northerner, could eat. [4]
Her equipages were the huge family coach in which she had traveled to Voronezh, a semiopen trap, and a baggage cart. [2]
It was doubtless the former, since he had said his parents were wealthy, and he only traveled deck passage because it was cooler. [5]
He traveled about the empire, leaving as wide a space as possible between himself and that house of doom, from which he could never wipe out the stain of his brother's blood. [10]
The news of the disaster to the well had traveled far by this time; and now for two or three days a steady avalanche of people had been pouring into the valley. [5]
This course was strictly followed by bench after bench as Driscoll traveled in his tumultuous and airy flight toward the door; so he left behind him an ever-lengthening wake of raging and plunging and fighting and swearing humanity. [5]
Thick-driving belts of smoke traveled by on the wind, and with it came a strong, pungent odor of burning wood. [13]
After leaving the Sink, we traveled along the Humboldt river a little way. [5]
The monk who served us was an accomplished man, traveled, and master of several languages. [4]
One of my servants gave me a suit of clothes, and when we were safe beyond the town I put them on, and from that time I traveled alone; I could not risk the embarrassment of company. [5]
Many had already seen the great monarch in his shining, golden chariot, drawn by four splendid horses; but such an array of torch-bearers as now preceded Caracalla was a thing never seen within the memory of the oldest or most traveled man. [10]
It was in search of something different from this that King and Forbes took the train and traveled six miles to Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. [4]
After this we returned to our homes, having been out a month and traveled about 260 miles. [5]
During all the rest of the seance my paper traveled from group to group all up and down and about that huge hall, and my happy eye was upon it always, and I sat motionless, steeped in satisfaction, drunk with enjoyment. [5]
They were brave, reckless men, and traveled with their lives in their hands. [5]
Smiley was monstrous proud of his frog, and well he might be, for fellers that had traveled and been everywheres all said he laid over any frog that ever they see. [5]
She traveled all over Palestine, and was always fortunate. [5]
The snow was on the ground, and they traveled all night, lest others should follow them. [5]
Meantime the news of the massacre had traveled far and an army of rescuers with Havelock at its head was on its way--at least an army which hoped to be rescuers. [5]
Joseph Mecklin, ex-Speaker of the House, with whom I traveled on occasions, had a speech referring to the martyred President, ending with an appeal to the revolutionary fathers who followed Washington with bleeding feet. [9]
On the morning of our second day, we traveled around to a remote and particularly wild spot on the borders of the Lake, where a stream of fresh, ice-cold water entered it from the mountain side, and then we went regularly into camp. [5]
It is full of inscriptions in the dead languages, which fact makes me think Hercules could not have traveled much, else he would not have kept a journal. [5]
But at eleven o'clock the conflagration had traveled beyond our range of vision, and then darkness stole down upon the landscape again. [5]
Very likely the musty saying was the product of the average ignorance of an unenlightened time, and ought not to have the respect of a scientific and traveled people. [4]
I have traveled much, I have seen all parts of our glorious union, but I have never seen a lovelier village than yours, or one that has more signs of commercial and industrial and religious prosperity --(more applause). [5]
We had traveled much more than twenty thousand miles, by land and sea, in many trying climates, without a single hurt, without a serious case of sickness and without a death among five and sixty passengers. [5]
The poor blunderer mouses among the sublime creations of the Old Masters, trying to acquire the elegant proficiency in art-knowledge, which he has a groping sort of comprehension is a proper thing for a traveled man to be able to display. [5]
I traveled from Moscow with Prince Vasili. [2]
I have traveled more than anyone else, and I have noticed that even the angels speak English with an accent. [5]
In a moment more she was in the opening: she leaped into the traveled road. [4]
They traveled in many lands, and had many strange adventures. [5]
With her traveled Mademoiselle Bourienne, little Nicholas and his tutor, her old nurse, three maids, Tikhon, and a young footman and courier her aunt had sent to accompany her. [2]
Half the wagons laden with hardtack that had traveled the first stages with them had been captured by Cossacks, the other half had gone on ahead. [2]
My father had known him, and some years before I had traveled halfway across the state in his company; his kindliness had impressed me. [9]
It must to know, Smiley was monstrously proud of his frog, and he of it was right, for some men who were traveled, who had all seen, said that they to him would be injurious to him compare, to another frog. [5]
I have not jumped to this conclusion; I have traveled to it per gravel-train, so to speak. [5]
The fame of it traveled far. [5]
I think he is conceited, but he is really a most entertaining man; has traveled all over the world --Egypt, Persia--lived in Japan, prides himself a little on never having been in Colorado or Florida. [4]
He had traveled in this maimed state about ninety-six miles, for this purpose. [5]
The boulders discovered in the pots had traveled a great distance, for there is no rock like them nearer than the distant Rhone Glacier. [5]
I never traveled in so much state before in all my life. [5]
We knew that if we traveled southwestward far enough we must strike that trail, but how far? [4]
Probably the distance I traveled was short, and the time consumed not long; but I seemed to be adding mile to mile, and hour to hour. [4]
I suppose if I put in all the little odd journeys here and there, I may say I have traveled sixty thousand miles during the three years I have mentioned. [5]
We traveled two hundred and eight miles yesterday. [5]
Distances traveled by human feet are also estimated by hours and minutes, though I do not know what the base of the calculation is. [5]
For about four hours we traveled down hill constantly. [5]
When he traveled, his usual disguise was that of an itinerant preacher; and it is said that his discourses were very 'soul-moving'--interesting the hearers so much that they forgot to look after their horses, which were carried away by his confederates while he was preaching. [5]
We traveled up hill by the regular train five miles to the summit, then changed to a little canvas-canopied hand-car for the 35-mile descent. [5]
They lie buried here, and near them lie also twenty-five thousand of their faith who traveled far to be near them while they lived and lie with them when they died. [5]
In his line he is making things move along in this country He has traveled extensively in America. [5]
But the ice-machine has traveled all over the world, now, and brought ice within everybody's reach. [5]
Their present distance from the cliffs from which they were derived is about 420,000 feet, and if we assume that they traveled at the rate of 400 feet per annum, their journey must have occupied them no less than 1,055 years! [5]
Originally he came from somewhere in the West, it was said, but he had early obtained one or two minor diplomatic places; he had lived a good deal abroad; he had traveled a little--a good deal, it would seem, from his occasional Oriental allusions. [4]
We traveled about forty miles the first day, then camped by a water-hole for the night. [5]
Fifty harlequins, in flowing robes, approached this castle wearily, for they were on foot, and the dust upon their garments betokened that they had traveled far. [5]
The stream was five miles broad, in places, and two hundred feet deep, and the distance it traveled was forty miles. [5]
But still with firm politeness he insisted on filling my cup, and said I had traveled all night and better deserved it than he--and while he talked he placidly poured the fluid, to the last drop. [5]
He continued: "Our fathers have left us much learning, but they had not traveled far, and so we may count this a noble new discovery. [5]
We traveled pretty fast, and finally drew rein some time after dark at a roadside inn some ten or twelve miles from the scene of our troubles. [5]
If they traveled farther, were the railway carriages anything but refrigerators tempered by cans of cooling water? [4]
There was great difference of opinion, at first, as to the course or direction the earthquake traveled, but water that splashed out of various tanks and buckets settled that. [5]
It seemed like desecration, but then we had traveled far, and our necessities were urgent. [5]
I got to Carson about nine o'clock, at night, but not by the road I traveled when I left it. [5]
We followed the carriage-road, and had our usual luck; we traveled under a beating sun, and always saw the shade leave the shady places before we could get to them. [5]
Then everybody traveled by steamboat, everybody drank, and everybody treated everybody else. [5]
I have traveled by canal-boat, ox-wagon, raft, and by the Ephesus and Smyrna railway; but when it comes down to good solid honest slow motion, I bet my money on the glacier. [5]
I tried to buy a diploma for an invalid friend at home who had never traveled, and whose desire all his life has been to ascend Mont Blanc, but the Guide-in-Chief rather insolently refused to sell me one. [5]
Whenever he was between villages he was an easy prey, particularly as he usually traveled by night, to avoid the heat. [5]
The Autobiography dictations begun in Florence were resumed, and daily he traveled back, recalling long-ago scenes and all-but-forgotten places. [5]
This path had been traveled by many generations of these people. [5]
My two experts arrived in the evening, and pretty well fagged, for they had traveled double tides. [5]

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