Sentence examples for sailed from there from inspiring English sources
Torres sailed from there to New Guinea and thence to Manila, in the Philippines.
The Savannah, the first steamboat to cross the Atlantic Ocean, sailed from there to Liverpool, England, in 1819.
The 66,000-square-foot Alabama Cruise Terminal held up to the storm, and the Carnival Holiday sailed from there within a week.
In the 16th century the attempts of Sir Walter Raleigh to colonize Virginia were made from Plymouth; it was the home port of other famous Elizabethan adventurers, and the English fleet sailed from there to attack the Spanish Armada (1588).
He was planning to sail from there to Mexico when, once again, chance intervened.
Sailing from there on 15 September with a load of pig iron, she arrived at Halifax five days later.
"Hopefully it will be smooth sailing from there.
You are pretty much smooth sailing from there.
In the spring of 1996, the Son of Town Hall sailed from Provincetown to Maine, and from there left for Europe with Neutrino, Terrell, their child, Jessica, and a friend, Ed Garry, on board.
She had just sailed from the West Indies where there had been an outbreak of yellow fever.
