Sentence examples for sail for work from inspiring English sources

Among those who disapprove are lobstermen, who sail for work, not play; yachtsmen; racers; and friends in the city.

At the beginning of January, Berlin planned to sail for Europe to work on theatrical productions that would occupy him for several months.

As she wrote in 1988, in an essay on her piece "The Sail," the work speaks for itself: "Whatever the artist says about it is like an apology, it is not necessary".

In 1940, the family set sail for New York, where her father worked as a diamond cutter during the war.

Following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand on 28 June 1914, Rear Admiral Wilhelm Souchon recognized the imminent outbreak of war, and so immediately sailed to Pola for repair work for Goeben.

The sailors again set sail for home.

His chief work, however, is Das Narrenschiff, an allegory telling of a ship laden with fools and steered by fools setting sail for Narragonia, the "fool's paradise".

Only by setting sail for India did Columbus find America.

Working alongside the associated charity the Chesil Trust, the centre has successfully introduced thousands of local children to sailing with the "Sail for a Fiver" scheme.

Now that's worth setting sail for.

Here's how it works: If you book an inside cabin, you can choose the on-board credit or the free sail for more than three passengers.