Sentence examples for planning to sail from inspiring English sources

He was planning to sail from there to Mexico when, once again, chance intervened.

One woman who was planning to sail the Norway today said that Norwegian crew members seemed reluctant to say what was happening.

"The first lady we found said she couldn't tell us what happened," said Beth Goble of Colorado Springs, who was planning to sail with eight relatives and friends.

But reports of Iranian warships planning to sail near the Suez canal came too late to affect the equity market, although gold and oil have moved higher.

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists, including a group of Americans, are planning to sail about 10 vessels from Greece and other European ports in the coming days to protest Israel's naval blockade of Gaza.

Scores of pro-Palestinian activists, including a group of Americans, are planning to sail about 10 vessels from European ports toward Gaza to protest Israel's control of Gaza's waters.

Under severe time pressure, Crowhurst planned to sail to Teignmouth, his planned departure point, in three days; but although the boat performed well downwind, the struggle against headwinds in the English Channel showed severe deficiencies in the boat's upwind performance, and the trip to Teignmouth took 13 days.

He plans to sail in two events in England before the Games.

It planned to sail an old halibut boat to the test site.

On the same day, a group of Taiwan pilgrims plans to sail from Matsu to Fuzhou to visit a temple.

One day, before he finally slips away to the last harbour, Stewart plans to sail around the world.