Sentence examples for sailed for a from inspiring English sources

Lilly tried throwing a curve to Cameron but released the ball on an upward plane, and it sailed for a wild pitch and another run.

Realizing that the ship had sailed for a similar company in the U.S. Kim thought that the South Korean market, where shopping is a pastime, mobile phones are everywhere, and high-speed Internet is ubiquitous, would be an ideal country to launch an e-commerce site.

She sailed for a brief refit at Belfast immediately afterwards.

The battalion sailed for a posting in Bermuda two weeks after his arrival; his departure was delayed, however, by remaining in London to marry.

Send them sailing for a day.

Coutts quit Team New Zealand to sail for a fledgling Swiss syndicate, taking several sailors with him.

My daughter is seven, she goes sailing for a whole Saturday at the local club and it's a lot cheaper than for a one-hour tennis lesson.

So the boats are not the only things getting bigger for James Spithill, who long before 23 knew that he wanted to sail for a living.

He boards the boat, sails for a night and a day, and winds up on an island, where he meets the Wild Things.

However, if you're sailing for a long period of time (that is months, years), then budget this into your overall planning costs.

In February, the battleship sailed for New Orleans for a port visit before departing for Norfolk.