Examples of using Set sail in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Set sail today.
We could set sail tonight.
Set sail for Piggy Island.
What do you say we set sail?
We set sail at dawn.
People also translate
Ready yer pistols and set sail!
I set sail tonight.
We heaved anchor and set sail.
We can set sail for romance!
Lady Margaret will know that her son cannot set sail in this.
Set sail for Yo Ho… Yo Ho Island.
They accepted his offer, and he set sail in HMS Cove in January 1836.
Set sail across a sea of natural beauty and mythological delight.
You said that magellan set sail around the world With a crew of 237 people.
Set sail on Star Princess® and you truly will escape completely®!
The Marianne is a small fishing vessel that set sail from Sweden a month and a half ago.
Set sail from New York for the European experience of a lifetime.
Around the same time these Anatolian globe trotting cats set sail, the Egyptians domesticated their own local cats.
Set sail to paradise on an exciting cruise aboard Norwegian Escape.
I understand that once the girl is delivered andCaptain Flint's set sail to return her to Charles Town that you intend to join them for the voyage.
They set sail for Marrakesh to eat couscous with their son, Simbad!
They each set sail, but none came back.
Set sail aboard one of our newest, grandest ships, Norwegian Bliss.
For tomorrow, I set sail to a new and disgustingly prosperous life.
Shackleton set sail from London on his ship Endurance, bound for the Weddell Sea in August 1914.
It is said that Amandil set sail in a small ship at night, and steered first eastward, and then went about and passed into the west.
On 15 June 1910, Wilson set sail from Cardiff on the Terra Nova, as Chief of the Scientific Staff of Scott's final expedition.
On 15 June 1910, Wilson set sail from Cardiff on the Terra Nova, as chief of the scientific staff of Scott's final journey, the Terra Nova Expedition.
On 30 May 1685 Monmouth set sail for South West England, a strongly Protestant region, with three small ships, four light field guns, and 1500 muskets.