Meanings of making an excursion in English

We devoted two days to making an excursion to the more distant monuments of Delhi.

I remained several days at the Peninsula, making an excursion into the lava beds in company with Capt.

One-half of this first day was spent in talking about home; the other, in making an excursion to Hoboken.

According to St. Beuve, the privileged circle at Coppet after making an excursion returned from Chambéry in two coaches.

My sister and I are making an excursion by steamer, and we shan't be back until ten o'clock to-night.

After all, she may have been merely making an excursion for her amusement, and may have chanced upon us by accident.

By the courtesy of the Governor, he had also an opportunity of making an excursion along the road leading to the coal-mines.

When I joined him he was explaining that no one had been drowned, and that we were merely making an excursion down the river.

Their extortions became scandalous impositions, and more than one foreigner making an excursion to Fontainebleau thought himself held for ransom by a troop of Bedouins.

New Year's Day found Stenhouse and other men just recovering from an attack of snow-blindness, contracted by making an excursion across the floes without snow-goggles.

Making an excursion on shore, Captain Cook formed a high opinion of the state of cultivation of Lifooga.

"Some tourists, perhaps, making an excursion?"