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1. Éric will raise the nets, we'll sail to Italy.
2. Lehi’s family prepares to sail to the promised land
3. 17 The sudden high wind tore the sail to pieces.
4. 15 The sudden high wind rent the sail to pieces.
5. Admiral, I understand that we are to sail to Leyte.
6. The ship put on all sail to make after them.
7. We decided, more or less on a whim, to sail to Morocco.
8. He decided to sail to England and put his invention before the Admiralty.
9. 26 We decided, more or less on a whim, to sail to Morocco.
10. I need you... to fetch me a ship's sail to cover my delivery.
11. The new canal allows ships to sail to both directions in the same time.
12. Then, upon reaching the Mediterranean, he would board a boat to sail to Europe.
13. A dual batten option is commonplace, enabling the sail to be set soft if desired.
14. She uses sail to supplement the engine, making a fine sight against an azure sky.
15. A cord or canvas strap used to secure a sail to a yard boom or gaff.
16. I will take kings and queens across the waters and sail to the corners of the world .
17. Tack your sail to the Bowsprit, push it out and fix the Bowsprit to a pad eye
18. Bowlines may be defined as “ Lines attached to the sides of a square sail to pull it forward ”
19. Last bubbles of air ballast escape from the vent valve on her sail to stream to the surface.
20. Or perhaps they could simply board a ship and sail to Boston, where the Company dare not go.
21. He had killed her, not willingly, but driven by the Army impatient for good winds to sail to Troy.
22. It is presently berthed in Sicily (Italy) and ready to sail to Libya as soon as port preparations are completed.
23. Tapered Battens allow for a smooth transition from the sail to the leech resulting in better sail shape and sail longevity
24. SET SAIL TO SANTORINIOur rich and creamy feta Crumbles will send your senses to a sunny seaside café in Greece
25. Buntline may be defined as “ One of the ropes toggled to the footrope of a sail“Rope attached to middle of square sail to haul it up to the yard“One of the ropes attached to the foot of a square sail to haul it up to the yard for furling”
26. Buntline definition, one of the ropes attached to the foot of a square sail to haul it up to the yard for furling
27. According to popular legend, an Indian princess from Ayodhya by the name of Huh set sail to the Korean peninsula in 48 A.D.
28. A rope attaching one side of a square sail to a ship's bow (= front part): We've let loose the Bowline and we're drifting.
29. Brail definition: one of several lines fastened to the leech of a fore-and-aft sail to aid in furling it Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
30. At about 0400, San Francisco, all her compasses out of commission, joined Helena and Juneau and followed them through Sealark Channel to sail to Espiritu Santo for initial repairs.
31. Darius, after rewardingMandrocles, passedinto while he ordered Ioniansto enterthe Pontus, the Europe, and sail to the mouth of the Ister.There he badethem throw a bridge acrossthe streamand Awaithis coming.
32. After intense diplomacy, Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman convinced Moldovan and Greek authorities not to allow the ship to sail to Gaza in defiance of the Israeli naval blockade.
33. The halyard typically rises from the head of the sail to a block at the head of the mast and back down to deck level, from where it is pulled up to raise the sail.
34. Definition of Buntline : one of the lines attached to the foot of a square sail to haul the sail up to the yard for furling First Known Use of Buntline 1627, in the meaning defined above
35. In Adrift, Tami (Shailene Woodley) wakes up to find that the boat she's on has been hit by a storm.She spots her boyfriend, Richard (Sam Claflin), clinging to a dinghy.She builds a new sail to reach him and hauls him aboard
36. On a Cruise vacation, all the planning is taken care of by the Cruise line — from the destinations you sail to and the shore excursions available at each port, to a full range of entertainment and activities happening onboard every day.
37. In fact spices have often been cited as raison d’etre for the Dutch, the French, the Portuguese and the English to sail to the Coromondal coast of Southern India in search of these valued condiments, essential for preservation and flavouring of food and also used in ritual practices.