Sentence examples for to sail upon from inspiring English sources
"I was asked to sail upon the Titanic," he later said, "but my heart did not prompt me to do so".
The incident occurs just after Kitsch has finished telling me about the house he's building by a lake in Austin, Texas, and the boat, which he sails upon said lake.
He left Warner just as streaming was starting to have an impact, seeing his company 300 Entertainment as a nimbler craft upon which to sail the choppy waters that the record business finds itself in today.
Four Australians were arrested to prevent them from joining the Confederate ships, and Governor Darling allowed the Shenandoah to sail away, instead of firing upon it.
Upon his urging, the captain agrees to sail further south towards the unexplored Antarctic regions.
Upon his recovery, he and Frieda made plans to sail to the Continent, and after 1919 they never lived in England again.
At 60, she learned to sail.
She even taught Mr. Seeger to sail.
To sail is to practice sailing, and to practice sailing is to be out on the water.
He loved to sail, he was passionate about sailing.
