sail out

But I do not think they will sail out from here again.

She turned her chair and sailed out into the main office.

Why do we let ourselves sail out so far over the line?

They will not think to look for anyone sailing out of the storm.

Once the couple have gone a man sails out in a boat.

I've sailed out of the channel three times but only once back in.

Quickly, I put my little boat in the water and sailed out to it.

He sailed out through the wall and around the palace.

My father the King has sailed out of the harbour.

That they permitted them to sail out on their own?

The boat, covered with people, sailed out to the north.

Too late to sail out to sea and around the islands.

I've told you it's a shock even to find them sailing out of here.

It was like watching the sun sail out from behind a cloud.

No ship sailed out there; that much could be seen.

We sailed out over the desert and put down once or twice.

Then, suddenly, he stood up and sailed out of the room without another glance at me.

Or both ships might long have sailed out once more to the open sea.

Then I took the bag to my boat and sailed out to sea.

The ball went too deep and almost sailed out of bounds.

It's another day at sea for the men who sail out six days a week to try their luck.

The tough part comes when you're all on board and we have to sail out of the harbor.

Watching it sail out through the window was an added disappointment.

The government was afraid people would use them to sail out of dodge.

About three ships were waiting to sail out on Monday morning, she said.