“He has to embark on a voyage to a distant land without any knowledge of what shall befall him when he arrives there.”

“We have booked a voyage to Venice for our honeymoon.”

“He was the first documented modern voyager to cross from Russia to North America without the use of a boat.”

“For the unseasoned occasional voyager west of the Humber River, the trip to Toronto is daunting.”

“When I was a student at Parsons in the late 70's, this map kept me company every day as I became an eager voyager through the city's tunnels.”

“She did not consider investigating abnormal psychology, where she would find many similar cases of Alice-in-Wonderland voyagers.”

“Canoes used by the winterers on narrow, rapid waters were about 25 feet long and carried four to six voyagers.”

“After some delays and disputes, the voyagers regrouped at Plymouth aboard the 180-ton Mayflower.”