Sentence examples for sailed abroad from inspiring English sources

Instead of ships resting at their piers until they sailed abroad again, the Cunard line thought it would be a good idea if they could be sent out on short cruises somewhere.

Those patrols, starting in January, marked the first time in recent history that the Chinese Navy sailed abroad on a mission to protect Chinese ships and the nation's strategic interest, said Admiral Bill Owens, former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and current chairman of AEA Investors in Hong Kong.

Tens of thousands of Americans would sail abroad in the coming decades, seeking to spread their Christian beliefs, bringing with them their devotion to Western civilization.

MAURETANIA TO SAIL ABROAD AT MIDNIGHT; Passengers and Mails Will Be Last to Arrive for Christmas in European Lands.

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Davidson was selected for the England tour and then took 12 wickets and scored his only half-century of the season as the Australians warmed up before sailing abroad.

The years 1410-20 saw the treasure-fleets of the Ming dynasty, vanquishers of the Mongols, sailing far abroad.

After the season ended, Berg took his first trip abroad, sailing from New York to Paris.

The New York Supreme Court set a date of Feb. 25 to hear BMW Oracle's complaint that Alinghi, the defending America's Cup champion from Switzerland, breached Cup rules by having its sails made abroad.

By Marc Connelly The New Yorker, March 24 , 1928P. 19 Couple on way to Europe tell story of their servant's misfortune and how they were discharged prior to the couple sailing for abroad.

That gave him new dimensions: there were family holidays abroad and sailing in Suffolk.