Sentence examples similar to all set sail from inspiring English sources

With all this in mind, I set sail to freeze to death in the Northwest Passage.

The political murder of Richard II was regretfully trimmed as it all happened before Joanna even set sail for England.

Hoare tells the story of Melville and how he came to write the greatest American novel (even if no one thought it so at the time), tracing his footsteps, and that of his narrator, to New Bedford, once the richest city in all America, from where both set sail on voyages that were to change their lives.

The story of the origin of this house goes back to 1822 when Mrs. Dickson's great-grandfather, James Hobson, and his family, together with several other families, all of Cumberland County, England, decided to set sail for America.

The carrack was quickly repaired, heavily guarded by all ships, and the expedition set sail for England.

But, for now and today, countless communities and activists around the world, pay tribute to and derive inspiration from the vision of Hunter and all the founding 'greenpeacers' who set sail for Amchitka on Sept 15 1971, to take on a super power, to halt nuclear testing, and won.

But can he set sail?

We set sail from there".

They then set sail again.

She set sail from Cleveland in December.

The Libertad set sail in June.