Sentence examples for sailed further from inspiring English sources

After being spotted, the German ships in Førde Fjord sailed further up the fjord and prepared for an Allied attack.

Vaughan's troops burned Esopus the next day, and then sailed further north, where they raided the Livingston estate, seat of the noted Patriot family.

The fleet sailed further south, and by the end of May encountered the Santa Clara, an armed, 600-ton Spanish galleon, just off Cape St. Vincent.

On and on went Stokes and Bairstow as the ball seemed to sail further and further over the boundaries.

We are sailing further south in an effort to get more wind for the limited rig we have remaining.

But she was hoping to avoid following her rival's track, sailing further east in a bid to pick up a more helpful breeze to gain some miles.

Now he can sail further into the sea, he catches more fish and his income can pay for school fees and even some pocket money for his children.

But the vessels aren't allowed right into the inlets, and rarely sail further west than the big Calanque de Sormiou, little more than half-way along the Massif.

A quick tack, a little bit more wind and you sail further and faster.

The Egyptian government no longer allows tourists to sail further north than Abydos.

St Mirren's cause appeared to sail further off course when Thompson was dismissed eight minutes later.