Sentence examples for soon sail from inspiring English sources

Soon, sail changes pass without incident.

Adding Monday's takings into its tally, Jurassic World is now at £39.69m, and will soon sail past the Hobbit film.

It feels like time-tested American wisdom to presume that, if some extraordinary event is underfoot, a cruise ship shall soon sail in its honor.

But oil industry analysts who have spoken to administration officials said that the United States and the Persian Gulf nations had agreed that as many tankers as possible must soon sail with Middle East oil for the markets to be convinced that OPEC assurances were sincere.

Carleton reported to London on September 28 that "I expect our Fleet will soon sail with hopes of success should they come to action".

They are soon sailing over Waterloo bridge.

Mr. Shorter started out with his saxophone lines tucked into the group, but was soon sailing atop it.

A curve thrown too soon sails high, and if it is thrown too late it will bounce past the catcher.

As Burrough's men were burning the flyboat, part of the Spanish fleet was spotted, and Burrough, having rejoined his own fleet, soon sailed to the Azores.

They were unsuccessful in swaying any other ships to their cause, except for an old torpedo boat, and soon sailed out of the harbor after firing a six-pounder gun at Minas Geraes.

It is soon to sail from San Francisco to Sydney.