Similar words: travel, traveler, traveled, traveller, travelled, travelling, travelogue, travel agent. Meaning: v. go to certain places as for sightseeing.
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61. Workers employed in the mills and factories of industrial areas took to the bicycle as a principal means of travel to work.
62. New switching techniques and other technological breakthroughs enable all types of information to travel to the home.
63. Of course you could also be looking for work at home, where the ability to travel to and fro is immaterial.
64. For reasons now totally unknown, people in the past had chosen to travel to this field to weigh various substances.
65. I was too smudged with booze and travel to be sure.
66. Bicester rugby club drive towards another Twickenham appearance when they travel to Ongar tomorrow in the quarter finals of the Provincial Cup.
67. ScotRail will provide our winners with free return rail travel to Glasgow and Ayr.
68. Celtic, who have problems on and off the field, travel to Dens Park without injured Brian O'Neil.
69. Mann also ordered them to surrender their passports and restricted their travel to New York and New Jersey.
70. What else, besides work, attracts many people to travel to Glasgow fairly frequently?
71. They could live in pleasant suburbs and travel to work; they could take off to previously distant areas for their holidays.
72. The couple would only travel to synagogue in Ocala on high holy days.
73. As I wanted to travel to other countries, studying languages was the logical choice.
74. Families travel to Los Angeles for intensive summer school sessions.
75. Mr Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, was expected to travel to Moscow this week to discuss details.
76. When we travel to foreign countries, we carry guidebooks to help us negotiate terrain that is strange but wonderful.
77. The pluses: spontaneous travel to exotic destinations at bargain-basement prices.
78. Middlesbrough Mohawks travel to second-placed Oldham today as they bid to retain their eighth place in the league.
79. Either way it's best to test them before you travel to assess their effect.
80. Another innovation connected with transport was for travel to away games.
81. Human experts often have to travel to deploy their knowledge and are restricted by time and other business pressures.
82. The Foreign Office is advising people not to travel to the area,[www.Sentencedict.com] because of civil unrest.
83. Scientists can adjust the rate of flow so that positively-charged molecules drift to the inside while negatively-charged molecules travel to the outside.
84. Yesterday, Wuhan travel to Zhangjiajie official maiden voyage charter.
85. How does water travel to different parts of plants?
86. Yesterday, Wuhan travel to Zhangjiajie official voyage charter.
87. Haptics can simulate key travel to an extent, but the technology today is very limited.
88. So, we sincerely welcome more overseas buyer and customer, Investment corporation and abroad to travel to China for inspect and invest.
89. For me, a pipe dream to travel to The Moon.
90. You'd leave your farm and spend the time and energy to travel to God's house, where you would recite: "My father was a wandering Aramean ..."
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