Sentence examples for set to sail from inspiring English sources
Set to sail in 2003, they are intended to replace three boats in service since 1965.
It looks set to sail through parliament without any real opposition, but this cap is a total disgrace.
A second flotilla, likely to enjoy much better weather than the London one, was set to sail the Humber estuary between fires burning on either bank.
Louis Rooney, 20, was on the bench, where Rooneys tend to be nowadays, but the Pilgrims look set to sail again.
The craft made its maiden voyage at this year's Venice Biennale in the Ukrainian Pavilion and is set to sail again on Oct. 9 in Rome, christened by a performance by DJ Solal and Filip Wauters.
But it has wide support in the country, went though the lower house by 104 votes to 40, and is set to sail through the upper house.People over the age of 16 who suffer acute and unremitting pain may now arrange for doctors, who must follow precise guidelines, to put them to death.
"But we certainly have the skill sets required to sail those boats".
"Hello, vacation!" The ship's horn sounds out When You Wish Upon a Star, to indicate that we're about to set sail, to Mexico.
French airstrikes would continue, he said, adding that the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier was due to set sail to the Middle East on Thursday.
With all this in mind, I set sail to freeze to death in the Northwest Passage.
