Sentence examples for sailed on both from inspiring English sources
Sarah Woods, a senior vice president for account management in Santa Ana, Calif., for Navigant International, a travel management company, has sailed on both cruise ships and chartered yachts with crews.
The ships sailed on to Greece.
The ships sailed on 1850.
Even so, the waters HMS Austerity sails on are bitter.
To the Shores of Need Past the Reefs of Greed Through the Squalls of Hate Sail on, sail on, sail on, sail on.
She's a very fine ship to sail on".
It is thanks to Prince Henry that the Portuguese explorers were under orders to "sail on, sail on".
The boat has already sailed on that one.
Both tech titans are avid seamen, and both sailed on their yachts in the last America's Cup.
In 1492 Christopher Columbus sailed under the flag of Spain, and in 1497 John Cabot sailed on behalf of England, but both failed to find the storied spice lands (though Columbus returned from his journey with many new fruits and vegetables, including chile peppers).
Take it from someone who has sailed on dozens of cruises as both passenger and employee: American cruise ship passengers are not your ordinary tourists.
