set sail

The question now was whether a military task force should set sail.

After more than 5 years and 60'000 hour of work it is now ready to set sails.

Don't be in too much of a hurry to set sail.

One man finished the race, 313 days after setting sail.

The Republic went down a week after it set sail.

At least his officers could set sail and keep her moving without difficulty.

The tense week of waiting that followed seemed to be at an end when she set sail on the 4th.

Eighteen hours after we'd set sail, the trip was over.

She set sail on 12 April and shaped a course for the east coast.

Eight months after initially setting sail, the group finally arrived in California.

So we set sail the following day.

"Thirty or forty leagues; so that we have no time to lose, and we shall set sail to-morrow."

We set sail the first o' May, an' were here in time to chop a sma' fallow for our fall crop.

We set sail the first day of May, and were here in time to chop a small fallow for a fall crop.

"And you will be ready to set sail the day after tomorrow."

Maggie and I set sail that afternoon for New York.

In the afternoon of the 29th, the 35 ships of the fleet regrouped off Camaret-sur-Mer, and set sail the next day.

They set sail the next morning.

Lord of the Isles finished loading first, and set sail four days ahead of the Maury.

They set sail the twenty-first of October, 1876' from Mejillones, arriving the next night at Antofagasta.