Sentence examples for will set sail from inspiring English sources

It will set sail from London in July and arrive in Bridgetown in late November.

Cut away enough of them, and the state economy eventually will set sail.

Later this year it will set sail on Celebrity cruise ships.

The newest member of HOLLAND AMERICA's fleet will set sail on its first voyage, from New York on Feb. 22.

When the ship debuts in March, it will set sail with a 394-foot-long, 42-foot-high water slide called Vertigo.

It will set sail from 27 March on twice-weekly crossings from Portsmouth to Bilbao, the company's first new destination for 24 years.

Eighteen hours after we'd set sail, the trip was over.

Should the trading not suffice, and the need to raise chickens arise, they'll set sail and relocate to a more rural base of operations, where Hogfish, which has a flat bottom, can double as a trailer home.

Because it's like America is out there but they will not set sail until they know it's there….So with interventions like 'telehealth', "they'll say 'well we're not doing that.'" (Patrick GP commissioner, Norchester) …[they become] frozen because you can't make pragmatic decisions.

Because it's like America is out there but they will not set sail until they know it's there….So with interventions like 'telehealth', "they'll say 'well we're not doing that.'" (Patrick GP commissioner, Norchester) Elsewhere commissioning organisations also struggled with their use of academic research.

In 2002 Landis addressed the annual convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science on the possibilities and challenges of interstellar travel in what was described as the "first serious discussion of how mankind will one day set sail to the nearest star".