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journey

[jur-nee] / ˈdʒɜr ni /




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You so badly want to do good, but then there’s also the reality of that, and a big part of Dunk’s early journey in this world is learning those lessons.

From Los Angeles Times

"Rising from the life of a young labourer, you have demonstrated through your own journey that democracy is the most powerful instrument for social and economic development," Lee said in a statement.

From Barron's

“You’re making this long, arduous journey, and when you get there, kind of by definition, there’s nothing.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That was her first overnight journey away with her son, who was just three months old at the time.

From BBC

To take his journey, Mr. Mian pretended to be not a journalist but a scholar writing a history of the Volga.

From The Wall Street Journal