0 past simple and past participle of journey
Egan was one of many writers who journeyed through both the physical and metaphysical soul of the metropolis in the nineteenth century.
Instead, he journeyed across the bridge into ministerial office, his self-imposed task unfinished.
All of us who journeyed in that country must realise how pre-occupied anyone living under those conditions must be.
I always thought that a commuter was a person who left home, commuted a considerable distance to his workplace, and then journeyed back again.
I journeyed around many newspaper offices.
They set on finding a place to live in this new area, and journeyed north in 1842.
They journeyed to attend scholastic institutions or to establish businesses, including many professionals.
She has journeyed widely talking to both adults and children themselves about the joys to be found through reading and writing.
