Sentence examples similar to make sail directly from inspiring English sources

So mateys, let's make sail.

Crosscurrents and tide rips made sailing a momentary adventure.

"That back injury made sailing quite difficult for me.

Seasonal infections such as influenza would arrive with the first ships in the summer when the ice broke up and made sailing possible.

Ships don't sail directly from Haiti to Florida because there aren't enough goods to warrant dedicated routes.

A canal there would make it possible for ships of their nations to sail directly from the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean and so dispute the monopoly of the East Indian trade that had been won first by the Portuguese, then by the Dutch, and finally by the English, all of whom used the route around the Cape of Good Hope.

The opening of the Manchester Ship Canal in 1894 made it possible for large ocean-going ships to sail directly into the heart of Manchester.

Iranian and Afghan asylum seekers, together with Sri Lankans who often sail directly to Christmas Island without transiting in Indonesia, make up the majority of such asylum claims.

Some defectors by boat sail directly from North Korea, but others have sailed from China with the help of human rights activists.

We both understood that it was always best to sail directly into a storm.

Basiliscus was ordered to sail directly to Carthage, while Marcellinus attacked and took Sardinia, and a third army, commanded by Heraclius of Edessa, landed on the Libyan coast east of Carthage, making rapid progress.