Sentence examples for sailing from here from inspiring English sources
It's all smooth sailing from here".
It should be plain sailing from here.
It should be plain sailing from here on in.
Serena romps to it, 6-3, and it should be plain sailing from here.
That's not to say everything is plain sailing from here.
It isn't exactly going to be smooth sailing from here.
Ferries seasonally sail from here to Ile d'Houat and Le Palais, which feels like France 20 years ago.
Nearby bases are home to much of what remains of Russia's cash-starved navy; the ill-fated nuclear submarine Kursk sailed from here.
In the boom years of the 1950s and 1960s, boats weighted down with glass products — miniature animal families, glassware and vases, delicate rococo chandeliers constructed of hundreds of pieces — set sail from here to satisfy insatiable foreign markets.
A privately financed Dutch ship, equipped to carry out abortions in international waters near countries where the procedure is banned, is ready to set sail from here on its first voyage on Monday.
But the name did not match with what went on in this tiny island between the 16th and 19th Centuries when wooden ships sailed from here across the Atlantic, with human beings chained in their holds.
