The liner set sail for New York at 8:30.
and we set sail for distant lands with a full cargo.
In 1891, at the age of 17, he set sail for Alexandria, Egypt.
Even the doomed Titanic, which set sail for America in 1912, had close to a hundred Arab passengers aboard.
He felt as ashamed as if he had, without warning her, stepped off the Cobb and set sail for China.
After the College Entrance Examination, we will bid farewell to each other and set sail for an unknown future.
You must learn to be strong. After all, if you do not sail, no one will set sail for you. Don't lose your original destination only because of a setback.
A spokesman for Nissan said a shipment of 600 brand-new all-electric Leafs had set sail for the U. S. prior to the earthquake.
In the 18th century, hundreds of thousands more set sail for Australia and New Zealand, as well as South Asia (the British Raj) and Africa (primarily South Africa).
I must prepare everything, then bring him in and lash him well and step the mast and set sail for home.
Beginning to pave the way for their own landscape, set sail for the future, so that they have a good foundation in the future, so that they have a memoir of the future.
When an individual's spiritual growth evolved into a collective consciousness of the growth, then such a potential the same as the release and set sail for the first time in human language as sacred.
Upon learning that the discovery of a dodo could lead to a lot of loot, the Pirate Captain and his crew set sail for London, where they hope that science will lead them to a bountiful booty.
Acts 20:3 And spent three months there. And when a plot was made against him by the Jews as he was about to set sail for Syria, he resolved to return through Macedonia.
Colman "s Mustard first edged into fame in 1901, when explorer Robert Scott set sail for the South Pole with one ton of the stuff-the event was the first example of celebrity-endorsed advertising."
