journeyed

The fourth wave, from 1892-1924—in which 14 million immigrants journeyed westward—was unprecedented.

When Odysseus journeyed back from Troy, his men tied him to the mast of his ship when the Sirens tempted him to leave it.

As we journeyed east we acquired a full sense of just how big a distance there is from sea to shining sea.

Still in search of higher truths, Jobs quit Atari after a brief stay, journeyed to India and shaved his head.

While Steinbeck journeyed with his loyal French poodle, Buzzell has only a 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente as a companion.

Know ye that there is a maid journeyed hither, hight Robinson—whose—(in her natural voice) what's the old for aunt?

The ladies, the baby and the maid had a compartment of the sleeping car to themselves and journeyed comfortably enough.

There were tiaras by the score in these days, and the gowns had journeyed half-way round the world.

He journeyed for three weeks in the Pygmy forest and had excellent opportunities for examining its inhabitants.

As Robert could not leave his work she journeyed alone, having as attendants four Bechwana men and a maid.