Sentence examples for boat set off from inspiring English sources
At 8 P.M. on May 10th, as the helicopters were leaving La Ceiba, the boat set off for Ahuas with thirteen passengers.
Once the boat set off, the actual party was grim: the weather was awful, people were speeding their brains out, the Sex Pistols were grumpy.
"There are only two ways into the lagoons," Olay had said as our group's motorised escort boat set off into Phang Nga bay from Phuket's Ao Por Pier, "by boat or by helicopter, and I'm afraid we don't have a helicopter".
The boat set off several months ago from Myanmar and headed south - but failed to reach land.
As the boatman called for everyone to pass their money to him down the line of seated passengers, the creaking boat set off, making its way slowly upstream towards the souks.
On September 6 last year, a boat set off from Damietta in Egypt for Malta.
In four panels, a page shows her writing a note in her hotel room; staring at the moon with arms crossed; a close-up of the note ("Dearest, sorry we fought about nothing"); and a boat setting off to sea.
View of the Sea at Scheveningen, a small picture measuring about 13 inches (33cm) high by 20 inches wide, of a boat setting off into a stormy sea, was painted in two days in 1882.
Mr. Newick waited until the bigger traditional boats set off, and then tagged along.
Twenty-three boatsetet off Nov. 9 from here, on the west coast of France.
