sailed造句

The ship sailed onward.

They sailed for Guangzhou.

She sailed into the room.

The ship sailed due east.

He sailed into the sandwiches.

They sailed across the ocean.

And he sailed from Ephesus.

The boat sailed off into the blue.

By strange, wild shores they sailed.

They sailed through the Bay of Biscay.

A yacht sailed lazily across the Pacific.

The goods sailed yesterday from London.

Due to emergencies, we sailed in the opposite direction.

Topsail has sailed across the Atlantic many times.

Who sailed across the Pacific Ocean on a raft?

The wind blew stronger and he sailed smoothly.

A racing yacht sailed by a picked crew.

The ships built by the Japanese once sailed to India and Peru.

D. Columbus and later explorers sailed across the Atlantic to investigate the New World.

They sailed all the way from India to China along the coast of Arabia.

The ship got lost and sailed too close to the icy Antarctic.

Captured vessels are usually sailed into Somali waters until a ransom is paid.

Their early overlords, the Mongols, ruling China as the Yuan dynasty, sailed to the Amur's mouth and crossed to Sakhalin.

He was a sea captain who sailed on the great ocean, and Pippi had sailed with him in his ship until one day her father was blown overboard in a storm and disappeared.

The sacrifice over, a west breeze rippled the waters, and the fleet sailed away to a victorious war.

It was the first time I had sailed in the sun without getting burnt as a white, freckled person.

It sailed for nearly two hundred miles on the condition that the sails were hard and covered with ice.

He sailed north along the east coast of North America and sank his ship "Queen Anne's Revenge" on purpose.

Just when they were having a blast, Jack's kite string broke; the kite sailed away, and landed on the middle of the road.

Acts 27:13 and when a south wind blew gently, supposing that they had obtained their purpose, they weighed anchor and sailed along Crete close inshore.

Acts 27:5 and having sailed across the open sea which lies off Cilicia and Pamphylia, we came down to Myra of Lycia.

In June 1610 the survivors staggered onto their ships and sailed into the bay, either looking for help or intending to sail home.

Now the scenery of " the waves flow long and the thousands boats sailed past" has never reappeared in sights instead of the huge advertising of "meibang".

But Mr Arditti's book is also a tribute to the passengers who sailed on the St Louis in search of freedom, and an elegant memorial to those sent back to Europe to face death at the hands of the Nazis.

Then he went to the King, and asked for a ship for himself and his brothers, and sailed with them over the sea until they came to the rock.

At last, as he had begun to think she had just sailed off into oblivion forever with no fuss or fanfare, she lowered the trap and went on as if she had never stopped speaking.

Here it is necessary to look at the third point of the legislative Bermuda Triangle into which Mr Obama has sailed: the polarisation of the political parties over the past 20 years.

Fewer than 250 people have sailed solo around the globe, with three times that many scaling the top of Mount Everest, according to the American Sailing Association, which certified Sunderland's feat.