“Cameron's documentary shows him embarking on his own expedition to explore the wreck of the Bismarck.”

“He came to Mexico by way of Chihuahua, accompanying the traders from Jonesborough, in the first and only expedition across the immense prairies.”

“She organized a large expedition for the discovery of the sources of the Nile.”

“Finally, it reflects upon the limits of culture's expediency for this purpose.”

“This excessive number of field stations appears to exist only as an expediency for upgrading supervisory personnel.”

“They are not just men sacrificed to expediency, they are not men too civilised for an uncivilised world.”

“It has shown that it is prepared to abuse the constitution for political convenience and expedience.”

“Elsewhere, a less than punctilious treatment of particulars may have more to do with expedience.”

“An immigration policy is urgently needed, national experts warn, and not one simply based on the economic expedience of cheap available labor.”

“Yet in practice, this apparently simple expedient is frequently impossible.”

“I favour expeditiousness, to clear the path so that our aspirations are not twisted by protracted disputes over acre, rood, and perch.”

“Implementing a sound case management process and procedures also affected the expeditiousness of reviews.”

“The word cannot be associated with the expeditiousness of the proceedings, one of the prerequisites for defining an appealable issue.”

“The expeditor ensured that all documents were processed and delivered in a timely manner, making the entire operation run smoothly and efficiently.”

“Your messages will not be able to reach you and an email will be sent to the expeditor to prevent it.”

“Don't hesitate to contact our customer service as soon as you receive this kind of letter to be sure that we are the expeditor.”

“The expediter worked tirelessly to ensure the delivery of critical supplies on time.”

“In the end, our fairy godmother prevailed, waved her wand and produced Mr. Mint, a delightful and charming passport expediter.”

“He is also the president's chief expediter in charge of completing key infrastructure and agricultural development projects.”

“Even at the age of 65, Sir Ranulph Fiennes remains one of Britain's leading expeditionists.”

“So on my solo polar expeditions I have porridge, ground almonds, raisins and butter.”

“Many top alpinists set off on expeditions with a Washburn contact print, a hand-drawn map, and a scouting report sent by Washburn himself.”

“On his expeditions Major Thomas Mitchell travelled with carts or drays, and in 1836 he had a four-wheeled wagonette to carry a portable boat.”

“Ad hocism and political expediencies was the corner stone of their policies.”

“A series of expedients was introduced, creating twenty-one paid magistrates controlling seven police offices.”

“The following various procedures and expedients have evolved over time to create a ceramic program that is efficient.”

“Since the federal government shows no interest in helping, states will be forced into desperate expedients.”

“Units began sending expeditors to assist in sorting through the ever-increasing volume of receipts.”

“We wind up having to hire facilitators and expeditors at different levels.”

“Email is so important in Antarctica. Each expeditioner has an e-dress on board and on the station.”