Meanings of journeying along in English

So Ellen reluctantly followed him, and they joined the other little children journeying along the rainbow.

As they were journeying along, one of the men, with blistered feet, stopped to adjust his shoes.

The book is about journeying along the west coasts of Ireland and Scotland in search of seal legends.

The travellers were journeying along a deep ravine up to their waists in snow, and perspiring, notwithstanding the violent cold.

As he and his companions were journeying along, they came, when it was growing dark one evening, to a great wood.

He was journeying along the valley of the river towards its source; and he came to the highest mountain in the world.

And a certain woman of quality spied me as I was journeying along the road, and she shut her doors on me.

Scattered groups of travellers journeying along the desert tracks had evoked no hostilities, and no treachery broke the loyalty to Islam at Mecca.

A person journeying along this street of desolation would pass in every thousand feet a ruin from which an injured person was taken.

For some distance they met with few persons, for the labourers were out in the fields, and no travellers were journeying along those by-roads.

It was in this boat journeying along the coast of Nova Scotia that Champlain discovered Halifax Harbour, then called by the Indian name of Shebuktu.

Journeying along the Grand Canal is peaceful and quiet.

We were now arrived at the close of our solitary journeyings along the St. Joseph's trail.

Journeying along the shores of Lake Huron, they stopped to avoid a gale of wind and to rest.

'We seem to be journeying along Death's road to the Garden of Paradise!'

"Have you seen anything," he asked Malcolm, "of two seeming craftsmen, a man and a boy, journeying along the road?"