Sentence examples for sailing off from from inspiring English sources

Some Glaswegians still speak of the Silver Jubilee and the Queen's cavalcade sailing off from George Square on a sea of Union Jacks.

Picture a ship sailing off from a port where it was well anchored, and the port's many inhabitants wanting to make sure that ship is neither carrying cannons that it may shoot back at them, nor equipment that would make it impossible for the port to thrive.

To sail off from home in search of the greatest creature on earth and when you have found him, come close enough to sink an iron into his flesh with bare hands and kill him….

Es Sider was at the center of a heated standoff last month, after the North Korean-flagged "Morning Glory" tanker sailed off from there with a $38-million worth 38-million worth of

Not long afterward, ragtag bands of Crusaders pledged to the Norman Prince Bohemond sailed off from here to wreak havoc on Muslims in Antioch and the Holy Land.

"I want a ladder dropped down from a helicopter, and I sail off over the audience".

And while the rain did prevent the couple from sailing off into Long Island Sound at the end of the evening, the bride was typically unflustered.

It sailed off into space.

And then, Priscilla, we'll sail off into the sunset!

The giants will travel from the park to Clarence Dock on Saturday and on Sunday will parade around the Three Graces before sailing off down the River Mersey.

From a racing standpoint, it had just sailed off the end of the world.