Odyssey

Its detractors agree that it is more than a humans-in-space odyssey — even if they do not agree on why that is so.

Tom and Mary watched 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Learning about the rules of that card game was a real odyssey.

In the Odyssey, the date-plum is the fruit of oblivion.

One of his teachers at least must have been very fond of him, and he must have been fond of his teacher, for when Richard Wagner was only thirteen years old he translated from Greek into German twelve books of the Odyssey for this teacher.

Information from the Mars Odyssey spacecraft shows that the U.S. space agency NASA will have to take strong measures to shield visitors from the radiation that is pelting the planet.

Visitors to the California city of San Diego can enter a world of elephants, jaguars, camels and other modern animals whose distant cousins lived in North America. The San Diego Zoo's "Elephant Odyssey" is a new exhibit that shows the links between ancient and modern wildlife.

Brandishing an overstuffed passport from all the visas he collected while making what he calls his "Odyssey", Graham Hughes celebrated his self-proclaimed record for being the first person to travel to 201 sovereign states.

The Bible is a neat story, and so is the Odyssey.

Many have been sharing cartoons praying for a successful conclusion to the Wild Boar team's odyssey, hoping that it will end in their safe rescue.