Sentence examples for will sail out from inspiring English sources

And when the drunken driver in the pickup slams into our blacked-out vintage hulk and we go over the edge, we will sail out into the reservoir like Thelma and Louise.

"A shot at the head will often sail out".

THE EXUMAS Boat If you want a big pleasure craft, you'll have to rent in Nassau and sail out.

When I was nine, my father gave me a brief, concise lecture on politics: "If you ever come home and tell me you voted Tory," he said, lying on the driveway, dragging on a ciggy as he dropped the clutch out of the car, "you'll be sailing out of the front door with my bootprint on your arse.

Your family, extended family, kids' friends and friends of friends -- even complete strangers -- will sail in and out of your home.

When done correctly, the torque of your cast combined with the flex in the fly rod will sail the heavier fly line out, carrying the fly with it.

Once at Gioia Tauro, some 560 tonnes of material, including sulphur mustard and DF - the precursor to sarin - will be transferred on to the Cape Ray, which will sail into international waters to carry out neutralisation by hydrolysis.

British politicians will have to sketch-out how Britain will sail in the turbulent waters of the twenty-first century.

Although same-sex marriage isn't recognized in either Monaco or France, Alexander says the couple and 150 guests will "sail into international waters about an hour out, have some kind of ceremony that we make up and sail back".

The prizes have been handed out and soon the red carpet will be rolled up and the yachts will sail away.

Captain Jack Sparrow will sail again.