Sentence examples for due to sail from inspiring English sources

We were due to sail at 08 00 but in fact didn't get going until nearly 11 00.

Once the hydrolysis is complete, the Cape Ray is to due to sail on to Ellesmere Port, where about 150 tons of effluent from the DF precursor will be unloaded for incineration by the French-based environmental services corporation Veolia.

After hydrolysis is completed, the Cape Ray is due to sail to Ellesmere Port, in Cheshire, where about 150 tonnes of effluent from the DF precursor will be unloaded for incineration by the French-based environmental services corporation Veolia.

HMS Dauntless is due to sail from Portsmouth to the Falklands tomorrow - a day before the 30th anniversary of the British task force sailing to war in the South Atlantic.

On July 10 , 1985 the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior, which was due to sail to Moruroa Atoll to protest French atmospheric nuclear-weapons tests there, was sunk by two bomb explosions while berthed in Auckland Harbour, N.Z.

His arrest, moments before he was due to sail to Okinawa, an island in Japan's far south, comes days after it emerged that Ichihashi had attempted to transform his appearance by undergoing extensive plastic surgery and had worked, undetected, as a labourer in the Osaka area for more than a year.

But Chase and others on the ship were powerfully affected by stories they had been told in Nantucket about cannibalism among the natives of those islands, and they persuaded Pollard to sail due south instead, until westerly winds south of the equator could take them to South America.

After lashing down the drawing machine at the ships bow we sailed out of Pierowall Marina at 9 40am, two hours later than we had intended to sail due to heavy fog.

Scott then falls out of the boat due to Kourtney's inability to sail and yawn, yawn, yawn.

On February 14, the night before the ship was due to set sail, it was mysteriously blown up in Limassol harbour.

That's the point of "The Plastiki," which is due to set sail next month after three years of planning, research and construction.