Meanings of travels into in English

On my travels into the Far East, I saw silver spires.

The kingdom of heaven is like a man who travels into a far country.

Here is a tale which extends over many years and travels into many countries.

But Hamilton's new novel, Every Single Minute, travels into strange and slightly spooky literary territory.

The novel follows him as he leaves the hospital grounds and travels into the countryside.

Bruce, whose travels into Abyssynia are gaining in credit, asserts that such customs obtained there.

Mr. Bryant visited Europe several times; and, in 1849, he continued his travels into Egypt and Syria.

Paul travels into the crowded surrealism of Colombo and discovers a little about the first Sri Lankan Maori.

My travels into those parts were the more irksome to me from the solitariness I underwent, and want of suitable society.

And turning the vampire's fights and their warp-speed travels into opportunities for special-effect slapstick undermines the creepy darkness you crave in any vampire tale.

We hear (9) nothing of his childhood, but on reaching manhood he (10) travels into Asia, (11) gains victories, and (13) becomes a ruler.

Barrow, J.: Travels into the Interior of Southern Africa.

The collection of tracts on the economies of different nations, we cannot find; nor Amelot's Travels into China.

"An Account of Travels into the Interior of Southern Africa": London, 1801, Volume I., page 244.

(522) Travels into Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark; interspersed with Historical Relations and Political Inquiries; by William Cox, M. A., in two volumes quarto.-E.

Discovery of!the Interior Parts of Africa, 1790-1810; Mungo Park, Travels into the Interior Districts of Africa (1799); Idem, Journal of a Mission, &c. (1815); Capt.