Sentence examples for would be sailed from inspiring English sources

A truce ensued, the terms of which were that if the Malagasy would spare the lives of the remaining crew the ship would be sailed back to Madagascar, but taking advantage of the Malagasy's lack of navigational skills, the crew instead set sail for the coast of southern Africa.

These were: "Canal-Based"—a systems where missiles would be sailed in canals to confuse Soviet military planners; "Ship-Based"—a system where ships carrying missile canisters would travel around the world, hiding among other traffic; and "Submarine-Based"—a system where ballistic missile submarines would roam the oceans while carrying missile canisters outside their pressure hulls.

In a perfect world, Van Liew would be sailing a new Open 60 for the race.

They knew that the Petro Ranger would be sailing with a simple commodity -- fuel -- easily fungible on the black market.

Ahmad boarded at roughly the same time, calling to tell his family he would be sailing for Italy that night.

Speaking to journalists on Wednesday at the start of the media preview, Carlos Ghosn, chief executive of Nissan and Renault, offered little hope that stockpiled vehicles would be sailing out of showrooms soon.

Oracle, in a motion filed Oct. 2, had cited "grave safety concerns" for the American crew that would be sailing its big trimaran named USA in the vicinity of Iran.

Since then, she has become engrossed in economic and class strains, "when your economic life becomes divorced from your place, and you end up working at a Wal-Mart that could be anywhere, instead of on a ship that by necessity would be sailing into the Peconic Bay".

Citing "grave safety concerns" for its United States-based crew that would be sailing a trimaran named USA within miles of Iran, the challenger BMW Oracle Racing on Friday asked a New York court to reject Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, as the port for the 33rd America's Cup.

The project's executive director, Gwen Van Spijk said the crew would be sailing a boat that was "a living archive".

He immediately sent dispatches north indicating that he would be sailing for the Chesapeake Bay to assist in operations there.