Sentence examples for when she sailed from inspiring English sources
Her voyage around Britain began in Dover in June last year when she sailed the length of the south coast.
Sally was a student at Mount Holyoke when she sailed to France with 43 women and 8 men.
When she sailed for Europe, the journey was partly funded by Greeley's advance for her future dispatches from the Old World.
The ancient author also records Queen Artemisia I, who commanded her own ships in 480 bce when she sailed with the navy of Xerxes I, who valued her opinions highly.
The high point of Cochrane's career at the World began on November 14 , 1889 when she sailed from New York to beat the record of Phileas Fogg, hero of Jules Verne's romance Around the World in Eighty Days.
In November, ice levels hit a record low, and we are now in "uncharted territory", said Prof Jennifer Francis, an Arctic climate expert at Rutgers University in the US, who first became interested in the region when she sailed through it on a round-the-world trip in the 1980s.
When next she sailed in April 1837, Independence was attacked and surrendered to a superior Mexican force and her officers and passengers were imprisoned.
And she was never happier than when she was sailing her beloved sailboat, the Allouette in the waters of Maine.
The words: "Who would wormlike crawl to shore/When she may sail shoreless, indefinite as God?" It is a given that Nathan's venture into the uncharted waters of his own ungovernable thoughts parallels the voyage of the Pequod.
In Cape Town when the war began, she sailed to Southampton and presented herself to the British secret service, demanding a job.
She may not have changed the world in quite the way she had imagined when she set sail for Britain all those years ago, and it may be far from the beautiful place she envisaged, but she has changed the lives of countless readers and, whether she liked it or not (and it's a fair bet that secretly she did), she helped change the way women are perceived, and perceive themselves.
