Sentence examples for sailed toward from inspiring English sources

The ball trickled foul, but the barrel end of the bat sailed toward the mound.

Meanwhile a US Navy flagship sailed toward Georgia with a cargo of humanitarian aid, ignoring Moscow's complaints.

But then the boat from New Zealand reappeared, passed Alcatraz, turned hard past a buoy and sailed toward the spectators.

As John Daly's tee shot sailed toward the left rear of the green, one fan yelled: "It is long enough.

There were plenty of ferries, tugs, and water taxis, but no fishing boats, as Thomson pushed off and sailed toward the Statue of Liberty.

It observed its first birthday with a Hudson River cruise that sailed toward what its passengers referred to as the "Martha Washington Bridge".

It is sailing toward the gulf.

"The Royal Navy is sailing toward the Falklands to oust Argentina.

The South Korea deal, and companion pacts with Colombia and Panama, are sailing toward approval.

The tanker was sailing toward Somalia's coast, South Korea's foreign ministry said.

Marion's wrists flick around chin level, and the ball sails toward the horizon.