Sentence examples for ever sailing from inspiring English sources

Andrew Davies of Go Cruise (gocruise.co.uk) says: "It may seem surprising that availability is still pretty good but there are more and larger ships than ever sailing from UK ports.

Between Knuckle & Claw, Blue Plate Oysterette, Connie & Ted's, Son of a Gun, and the soon-to-open Cousins Maine Lobster, you can make every night a New England chowda pahty without ever sailing east of Silver Lake.

"This was stupid and reckless behavior, and he and his companions have been banned from ever sailing with us again.

And none of my children had ever sailed.

Whether the ship will ever sail, let alone generate cash, remains to be seen.

Since then, the island has been walked on by anyone who has ever sailed through the Mediterranean.

It might well be a memorial to all the sailors who ever sailed the sea, dreaming of snug harbors.

The Vestas Sailrocket 2 is based on an 40-year-old design but will be the first boat to ever sail at 60 knots.

"Oh, the passengers would like it," Commodore Warwick said, smiling, "if I told them that was the worst weather I'd ever sailed in, but..."...

He arrived in Santo Domingo in 1502 with more than 2,000 colonists and the largest fleet that had ever sailed to the New World.

"So," Brad wondered, "have you ever sailed before?" Had there been a free moment, I would have regaled the boy with my sea tales.