Sentence examples for intention of sailing from inspiring English sources

The police searched New York City's streets and waterways on Monday for a man who is believed to have kidnapped his 7-year-old daughter in Boston and whisked her to New York, possibly with the intention of sailing with her to Bermuda on his yacht, Serenity.

She left in early 1938, and she and Gibson-Cowan bought a boat, just big enough to suffice, with the intention of sailing it to Greece.

Off Cadiz, the remnants of Moreno's squadron formed up with the intention of sailing to Formidable's aid, but were struck by a calm and could only watch the battle to the south.

But not on the night of sailing.

Learning to sail involves lots and lots of sailing.

Watson and a crew of fifty-two volunteers had sailed the ships the Farley Mowat, from Australia, and the Robert Hunter, from Scotland to the Ross Sea with the intention of saving whales in one of their principal habitats.

Watson and a crew of fifty-two volunteers had sailed the ships — the Farley Mowat, from Australia, and the Robert Hunter, from Scotland — to the Ross Sea with the intention of saving whales in one of their principal habitats.

Some of the new Cup players, like the British technology executive Peter Harrison, have publicly stated that they have no intention of joining their respective sailing programs.

Its commander Lord Howe retired with his fleet to the anchorage in Torbay and thus there was no British fleet at sea in late October when a powerful French squadron sailed from Brest with the intention of attacking a large merchant convoy sailing from Lisbon to Britain.

Shackleton's original intention was to sail down to Cape Town, visiting the main South Atlantic islands on the way.

Delayed until 10 June by a calm and still unaware of French intentions, Nelson initially sailed along the Corsican coast, before anchoring at Elba on 12 June and sending Mutine into Civitavecchia for information.