to set sail造句

The colossal passenger ship is about to set sail.

The fleet is under orders to set sail.

Only dare to set sail, top evil billow warriors, to fight to the upstream.

Homoharringtonine precisely in the hope and ideals sculls, inspired us to set sail together.

With favorable weather conditions it was an auspicious moment to set sail.

The rudder of a dream in the college entrance examination failed to set sail.

Assuming everything goes to plan, Domjan says he hopes to set sail in the spring of 2011.

The surest way is to set sail in one direction and not stop until you're home again.

"If pirate ships were to set sail from Leningrad, we wouldn't let them get away with that," he said.

In two minutes, all the people on board were at their posts. Everything is ready, ready to set sail.

When a man is vulnerable, he needs a woman to strengthen his self-confidence with care and encouragement, and to set sail for him.

So in 1848, he was ready to set sail from Nantucket Island, on America ' s eastern seaboard , determined to find and kill Moby Dick.

Faced with the boundless sea of knowledge, we can learn with diligence and perseverance in order to set sail and create our own world.

雾大概是玩累了，它轻轻的提起它漂亮的白纱裙，悄悄地回家了。

May's fervor began to set sail, who put the tenderness of the sun, quietly hidden, let the heat of the temperature, wanton and arrogant.

Acts 20:3 And spent three months there. And when a plot was made against him by the Jews as he was about to set sail for Syria, he resolved to return through Macedonia.