Sentence examples for sail the ship from inspiring English sources

Only then will they be prepared to help us sail the ship.

They plan to sail the ship on its first voyage in nearly a century, opening a new chapter in its long career.

The ambience on board is casual and relaxed; there's no need to sail the ship or come with any experience; the crew do all the work.

With the slave cargo unloaded, fewer hands were needed to sail the ship back to England; if some of the sailors debarked, fewer would have to be paid.

Ruiz and Montés agreed to sail the ship at night, but they tricked the Africans, sailing north in a meandering path in hope of rescue by American or British ships.

Open to anyone aged 18 to 75 – sailors and non-sailors – it's all hands on deck with everyone expected to muck in and help sail the ship alongside the professional crew.

Because they were horsewomen, and didn't know how to sail, the ships drifted far off course.

Migrants can often sail the ships for the smugglers, while the key smugglers largely keep to the shore.

Blanquet protested the order on the grounds that there were not enough men aboard the French ships to both sail the ships and man the guns.

The white man sailed the ship west instead of east.

Some people refuse meals and remain on deck just for the sheer pleasure of sailing the ship.