Sentence examples for has sailed for from inspiring English sources

"But the ship has sailed for many of them.

"The ship has sailed for the 'Brady Bunch' thing," she said.

This is not to say he is not sad to wave goodbye to the boat in which he has sailed for the past three Olympic Games.

After a gentleman has sailed for Europe, a Captain Collins calls his wife and tells her that her husband has instructed him to deliver a case of Scotch to her house.

He has sailed for the rich and famous — from Ted Turner to Larry Ellison to Richard Branson — and has sailed with his own family in modest yachts of his own making.

The New Yorker, April 21 , 1928P. 17 After a gentleman has sailed for Europe, a Captain Collins calls his wife and tells her that her husband has instructed him to deliver a case of Scotch to her house.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Giuliani had sailed for two hours on the U.S.S.

Aldridge had sailed for England after racists caused the pioneering African Grove Theater in downtown New York to close.

If we can't get Labour to promise to abolish the 11-plus with Jeremy Corbyn as leader, I fear that ship may have sailed for good.

And as Romney was babbling about apologies, two navy ships based in Norfolk, armed with Tomahawk missiles, had sailed for the Libyan coast.

It opens the play in a vaguely celebratory mood, rehearsing the names of the great Persian leaders who have sailed for Greece.