Sentence examples for and sail to a from inspiring English sources

They eventually construct a ship and sail to a "promised land" in the Western Hemisphere.

The champion skips and sails to an early 2-0 lead.

The finish shaped up as another possible drama involving Hamlin and Johnson, the three-time defending series champion, who nudged Hamlin aside with 15 laps to go at Martinsville in the spring and sailed to an easy win.

For roughly the price of admission, larger groups can charter a boat and sail to less accessible, sugar-sand beaches.

Why: If the negative stigma of big-ship cruising has kept you away from the waters, then 2019 is the year to reconsider and set sail to a whole new experience.

Sometimes, to enhance their privacy, Tempelsman picks Onassis up on his yacht and they sail to a waterfront eatery.

He joked about stealing his father's boat, an 80-footer, and sailing to Vanuatu, a group of islands in the South Pacific where the people farm and fish and seemed happier than anyone he ever met.

This could be a world record... 11.30am: And the British sail to a 1.5 second lead after 2km.

In 1842, Representative Joshua R. Giddings, an Ohio Whig, was rebuked for introducing resolutions saying that slaves who had revolted on a ship and sailed to Britain had a natural right to liberty and were not subject to American law.

When she married her husband, they bought an old wooden boat that they restored and sailed to New Zealand, with a detour in Tahiti, where their son was born.

Many chose the latter, and sailed to India in a fleet of ships.