Sentence examples for would sail with from inspiring English sources

Growing up, she would sail with her family around Long Island Sound and to the family's second home in the Bahamas.

Both marine officers would sail with the Fleet to Australia, Tench as a captain of marines and Collins as judge-advocate for the new colony.

"We'd sail with the wind for miles across the fields, almost to the ocean," he said.

Isner could have hit it but decided to let the knuckleball go, hoping it would sail long with the wind.

"There was a period right before and during the Republican convention where it looked like Bush would sail away with this," said Senator Peter Fitzgerald of Illinois.

He would sail downtown, dock with all the yachts, walk through the city until he found his father's apartment, and ring the bell.

She was part of the infrastructure of the first age of globalisation, when China exported commodities and imported manufactures, rather than the other way round; she would sail to China with a cargo of textiles and return carrying tea.

During the 18th century, the canals were the setting for fêtes champêtres during which fully rigged ships would sail in processions with figures aboard in allegorical costumes.

His son, also Archibald, would be killed while serving as a Confederate general in 1864, and his grandson Archibald would sail on the Titanic with John Jacob Astor, but live and write the popular book "Titanic: A Survivor's Story".

Then they would sail out and negotiate with the sailors to pull a boat off the reef and to salvage the supplies for a fee.

He would sail as much as possible, with as little pain and discomfort as his caretakers could manage.