I have learned that if I choose compassion, I will sail away from turmoil and knowing that the sun is always shining no matter what.
He wants to dash off and yet he doesn't, I want him to sail away and yet I don't — so I put on my coat and walk the block to the subway with him, to drag this out.
She Was an Intrepid World Traveler Sisi had a perpetual case of Wanderlust, famously confessing: "I want always to be on the move; every ship I see sailing away fills me with the greatest desire to be on it".
The sheer brazenness of it!" ELAINE STRITCH, who would ultimately replace Uta Hagen as Martha: "I had just done 'Sail Away' in London, and I was sticking around for a bit.
In a final entry Wednesday entitled, "I'm sailing away," the author, who is moving to Newsweek as a technology columnist this fall, said he was shutting down the popular parody of the life of the Apple chief executive and starting a new blog under his own name.
I'm not certain that the Koreans were able to differentiate between America, circa 1945 — as portrayed in the film — and the America I'd sailed away from on a troop ship in 1965.
James would play a song called 'Sailing Away' so much that it became a regular occurrence to hear Mum shouting, 'I wish Chris de Burgh would sail away, lower that bloody music down'.
Those less fortunate than I would certainly look askance at some of my lifestyle choices and, yes, had I even more money, I would buy a yacht, sail away and you would never hear from me again.
Whenever I am unable to walk, climb or sail away from the world, I have learned to shut it out.
I like his early songs, "Sail Away," "Burn Down the Cornfield," "Louisiana," where he kept it simple.
