Sentence examples for sail to a from inspiring English sources

I like to sail to a private place to avoid the madness.

Instead he wants to sail to a point as far away as possible.

This could be a world record... 11.30am: And the British sail to a 1.5 second lead after 2km.

The trips will be through its new brand, fathom, which focuses on trips where passengers sail to a destination in order to volunteer there.

So desperate were the American founding fathers for religious freedom that they set sail to a place so alien they called it the "New World".

The Israeli Navy initially notified the boats that they were en route to an area under blockade and advised them to turn back, or to sail to a port in Egypt or Israel, the military said in a statement.

It was no contest; Garcia sailed to a victory in 13.10 seconds.

He drilled a 15-foot jumper for an early lead, and Lausanne sailed to a 69-40 victory.

The mayor, who sailed to a fifth term earlier this year, has long been a leading figure in Democratic circles.

In November, the Queen Elizabeth 2 sails to a final resting place in Dubai, the oil-rich Persian Gulf sheikdom.

The Chinese buyer happily ignored the estimate, £400 to £800, plus the 25 percent sale charge, and the mythical beast sailed to a very real £5,000.