I traveled vs make party

Some examples from the web:

• I traveled on foot for two weeks in a row.
• I traveled halfway around the world via satellite.
• My uncle said those words to me when I traveled to Karakorum.
• So, I traveled to my family ancestral home in Scotland where I made an astonishing discovery.
• When Jake was a baby, I traveled a lot for work.
• I turned off the lights when leaving the room, and I traveled by bicycle everywhere.
• I traveled quite a bit then settled in Milan.
• I traveled a lot before I came back to d.C.
• I traveled alone, without you.
• I traveled north for a couple years.
• I traveled east until I came to that band of water that divides the world of men from Jotunheim.
• I traveled to the scene to examine the 419.
• I traveled from Ecuador to Lima, Peru in a sewer pipe.
• (Laura) I traveled for 36 hours straight, but I got here.
• I traveled all the way to this exotic merchant in search of this rare fowl...
• I traveled the globe, bringing back any rare or near extinct species, occasionally making headlines.
• I traveled to your old home to get these.
• Later, I traveled to Kabul and served in Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban.
• I traveled a thousand years forward in time, but without Leela, I have no future.
• I was in another country! I realize that I traveled a little over 24 hours.

Some examples from the web:

• I have no wish to make party political points here, but given that the Irish Government has serious concerns about this issue, you are in an ideal position to find solutions to it.
• So, please, let us not confuse cause and effect, and let us not make party political capital out of these matters.
• It is a shame that the intransigence of certain members of the Parliamentary Socialist Group and the desire to make party political capital have prevented the excellent report by Mr Moraes from receiving the vote its quality merited.
• But we should not make party political capital out of his statement.
• I make movies, Annie makes rules, you make parties.
• My farewell party makes them sad.
• A compromise requires that all parties make concessions.
• -Make sure he doesn't make the party.
• We could probably make your party, after all.
• There is no reason you can't fulfill your political duties and still make your party.
• It's to make the party more difficult.
• We wanted to make a party, after finishing work.
• This kind of thing makes both parties look bad.
• We had a special home make-over party last night.
• Tony make a party for me.
• Maybe we can make the party another night.
• I know something that would make this party complete.
• Let's make this party fast and furious, in that order.
• This kind of thing makes both parties look bad.
• This makes those parties particularly artificial.