Travelling used in a sentence

Travelling in a sentence as a noun

I have no reason to believe that we won't be buying back many of the things we sold prior to travelling.

You live in a nice single family home that is paid for anywhere in the US, and you spend a lot of time travelling and sight seeing.

I can therefore assert with absolute certainty that my opting out poses less risk to the travelling public than being scanned poses a risk to me.

" and in the ensuing discussion concluded that Voyager was still travelling through the boundary layer.

If entering the USA separately on such trips, she usually gets the third degree: "why aren't you travelling with your husband?

My parents could barely even travel out of South Africa as flying over/travelling other African countries were restricted.

I can't even imagine being held captive without arrest for hours, being questioned about the purpose of my trip, about my religion and habits, all while travelling within my country.

Section 6 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms means that, as a Canadian citizen, you don't need to explain why you are travelling within, leaving or re-entering Canada.

To facilitate this, the Mocality team in Kenya spends a lot of time travelling around, holding agent and business seminars and slowly turning our name and mission into something the local business person can trust.\nTherefore...when google launch a new product like KBO into the market, it is quite clear to us in the country, that they would have similar hurdles to climb when recruiting businesses.

How do the jenkins guys break their repo so casually and find themselves struggling to recover it?i believe this is the robustness mentioned here: "The changeset graph is in some sense more "robust" in that it's just there and doesn't change on its own initiative"mercurial seems loathe to alter history - which is pretty sane and common sensical seeming to me, git does it as part of how it is 'supposed to be used' which frankly sounds as mad as travelling back in time to shoot your grandfather.