Sentence examples for will sail on from inspiring English sources

And so the boats will sail on, but just a little further off Morrison's horizon.

Unless they start challenging Mr. Bush's agenda in a serious, coordinated fashion, his policies will sail on with minimum resistance.

After that, it will sail on round trip cruises from Southampton, England, mostly to European ports of call.

After the events in New York, many of the ships will sail on to Boston for another assemblage.

Next year, "Ambassador Hostesses" will sail on transatlantic voyages to dance with single men (all voyages already have "Ambassador Hosts") and join daytime dance classes.

He has a tendency to throw the ball off his back foot or not completely set his feet, and the ball will sail on him downfield.

From there, we'll sail on and take Mexico from Cortés — what great treachery that will be!

A pageant of more than 1,000 boats involving some 20,000 people will sail down the river on 3 June to mark the Queen's 60 years on the throne.

The naval force, led by HMS Illustrious and including two frigates, will sail for the Mediterranean on Monday at the start of a four-month deployment.

There will be no Condor Ferry sailings to the UK on both days, while those to St Malo will sail earlier on Sunday.

On Sunday, a boat will sail from Honolulu on a planned voyage of 3,780 nautical miles, powered just by the wave action of the sea.