Sentence examples for we would sail from inspiring English sources

From there we would sail to Australia, via the Australian Antarctic base, Casey.

The rumor got about that we would sail that evening, but late in the afternoon the skipper told me we weren't going to.

Not knowing how far we would get, we would sail across the Channel, meander south and book into any of the Logis de France that took our fancy for the first night.

One evening we would sail to have the best sunset, or find the best spot to fish for piranhas and by morning we would be further downstream at a reserve where we could canoe in to a hidden spot for breakfast where a table of local fruits, pastries, and coffee would already be laid out for us.

Tomorrow, we'd sail north, through the green labyrinth of isles, with the wind at our backs.

"We'd sail with the wind for miles across the fields, almost to the ocean," he said.

"You certainly keep life simmering...Spreadlegged Chafing Dish," and, "You promised we'd sail through this shindig as a couple, Double-Lipped Sauceboat," etc. Narrator moves through the evening, jealously assigning nicknames to the men his lover talks with--meat-hanger, clam-digger, etc.

Then we'd sail back to Chile, and go home," Collins says.

"I had a recurring dream [as a child] in which I was a ship captain and I had a little mechanical parrot on my should that would look at situations and help me decide what to do as we'd sail the seas trying to avoid this octopus.

Though this was our first Azamara voyage, we were familiar with R-ships because we'd sailed in Princess Cruises' Ocean Princess and Oceania Cruises Regattaa, both sisters.

But this new generation of consumer is drilling a hole right into the bottom of those glorious ships we thought would sail forever.