Sentence examples for sailed it back from inspiring English sources

After the "Endeavour" was grounded on the nearby Queensland coast and repaired, Cook sailed it back to England.

Two weeks after graduating, he and six class-mates went to Norway, took over a schooner, and sailed it back to this country, via ports in Europe and Africa.

Patton was on duty in Honolulu and had sailed his own boat from San Diego to Hawaii, and later sailed it back to the states at the end of his tour.

On Monday, US navy Seals seized control of the Morning Glory near Cyprus, and began to sail it back to a Tripoli-controlled port.

At the same moment, the publishing industry, still afloat but listing, turns to the less charismatic but crafty eye of the writer Dan Brown to sail it back to safety.

The unit returned to England in March 1919, and King sailed with it back to Australia aboard RMS Kaisar-i-Hind on 6 May.

In 1994 the heartbroken Mr. Patterson bought a 37-foot ferro-concrete sailboat from a broker on Vancouver Island with a plan to sail it to Tahiti and back.

He once went as a guest on the ship when it sailed back from Hawaii.

For example, if Dimetrodon is our relative, and it had a sail on its back, does that mean our direct ancestors did too?

1957: Imogen Thomas grew so fond of a reptile she bought in Florida that she sailed back to the UK with it.

Home is at the heart of our most enduring and powerful tales: it's where Odysseus sails back to and it's why Dorothy follows the Yellow Brick Road.