Sentence examples for she would sail from inspiring English sources

Growing up, she would sail with her family around Long Island Sound and to the family's second home in the Bahamas.

She was part of the infrastructure of the first age of globalisation, when China exported commodities and imported manufactures, rather than the other way round; she would sail to China with a cargo of textiles and return carrying tea.

Strikingly handsome and sharply dressed in trouser suits (unusual at that period), she would sail into a newsroom of cardiganed reporters at their typewriters like an emissary from another world.

"But we did feel there was a good chance she'd sail back in.

In another year, Laura Benanti, of "She Loves Me," would sail to victory as Best Actress in a Musical, but this year she has Erivo, Soo, Mueller, and Carmen Cusack ("Bright Star") to contend with.

His mother wrote his father to explain that she and her other eight children would sail to America while Sidney, the oldest son, would stay behind.

Realistically, she said, she expected that not every one of her proposals would sail through.

It would sail England's waterways.

It was immediately clear it would sail long.

Not a ship would sail until there was action.

Pirates and privateers would sail upriver and hide out".