Sentence examples for sailed on the same from inspiring English sources

Cecil Arden, a mezzo-soprano with the Metropolitan Opera, and botanist Otto Warburg sailed on the same trip.

In most cases, this activity is dubbed Roll Call, and takes place on message boards where passengers with plans to sail on the same voyage can arrange to meet.

Stephen had intended to sail on the same ship but changed his mind at the last moment and got off to await another vessel, either out of concern for overcrowding on board the ship, or because he was suffering from diarrhoea.

He sailed on the Sir William Bensley, the same ship transporting the rioters sentenced to penal transportation.

The ships sailed on to Greece.

The ships sailed on 1850.

They sailed on the Mauretania.

Several notable passengers sailed on the liner's maiden voyage.

This day, I'm sailing on that same water.

Nelson, having sailed northeast on the same day that the first French ships arrived off Alexandria, had reached Anatolia on 4 July and turned westward against the wind, sailing for Sicily again.

Tens of thousands set sail on the same tide that carried Christopher Columbus to the New World.