explorers造句

The explorers had to undergo much suffering.

The explorers paddled their canoe cautiously upstream.

Christopher Columbus was one of the great explorers.

The explorers dared the dangers of the ice north.

The explorers starved to death in the desert.

A large reception was held in honor of the valiant explorers.

We have become explorers and scientists with our need to ask questions and to wonder.

Mental as well as geographical horizons were receding before eager explorers.

When the Spanish explorers went to Mexico, they saw the Aztec Kings using umbrellas.

To keep the explorers warm, Nansen insulated his vessel with thick felt, reindeer hair, cork shavings, and tar.

Later explorers found evidence that Franklin's men had resorted to cannibalism before they finally died of hunger, disease and exposure.

This persisted throughout the Mughal era, as European explorers began to insinuate themselves further into Indian society.

His heroes were Lewis and Clark, the intrepid explorers of the new American continent, and the field-trip grants he founded in later life were named after them.

The explorers of this new world also find it terrifying to realize how unwise and premature use of this new knowledge could unfairly stigmatize individuals.

Chances are that your audience is filled with natural born explorers who crave discovery and are attracted to the new and the unknown.

To answer the first two it is necessary to peel away layers accumulated over 510 years since a band of Portuguese explorers landed in what is now Bahia state.