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We heaved anchor and set sail.
Should have set sail three days ago!
In 1492 Christopher Columbus set sail.
That's when Columbus set sail for the New World.
We will wipe out these curs and set sail.
Ships that set sail on a Friday will have bad luck.
It seems that Declan has set sail without you.
Ships that set sail on Friday the 13th will be unlucky.
He accepted Vanderbilt's proposal and set sail for Nicaragua.
The expedition set sail from Lisbon on 8 July 1497.
After Mom died… we left Reno… and set sail for Hawaii.
Ships that set sail on a Friday are doomed to suffer bad luck.
It reached Pearl Harbor just in time to receive provisions and set sail.
The first ship set sail in the fall of 1844 and arrived in Galveston in late November.
The surviving Persians returned to their ships and set sail for Athens.
On February 29, 1924, Mallory set sail from Liverpool, after making Ruth a solemn promise.
Dressing as a man and taking on the name Jacob Crane,Pancho set sail for Mexico.
Belzoni left his wife behind in Cairo and set sail for Luxor, and then further south to the temple of Philae.
And having found a ship sailing over to Phœnice,we went aboard, and set sail.
If he doesn't believe that, let him set sail to Anticyram, where he will get hellebore(Helleborus) to cure him of his madness- Naviget Anticyram.
And finding a ship that was passing over to Phoenicia,we embarked and set sail.
As they started their journey overland,an Ottoman ship set sail from Crimea in the Black Sea, bringing female slaves as gifts for the Ottoman palace….
So it picked a random heading from that from within the range of error and set sail at 11MPH.
British naturalist Charles Darwin set sail in 1831 on a five-year odyssey aboard the HMS Beagle to observe and document the natural environment.
And finding a ship sailing over to Phoenicia,we went on board and set sail.
Eight hundred years ago, archimandrite Sava, together with a group of learned anddistinguished monastics, set sail for Nicaea, the then See of the Byzantine Empire and the Patriarchate of Constantinople.
This is our planet as it was known then,just before Columbus set sail.
On this day in history, 1620,the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, England heading for the New World with 102 souls aboard- some religious dissenters, many others adventurous entrepreneurs.
If you hadn't have cut that forestay, there's an argument to be made that Vane would have set sail right away and probably killed us all.
A recent documentary offers credible evidence that the Titanic(let's just call it that, for argument's sake) had been damaged by a coal fire,which had been raging for three weeks before the ship even set sail.