Meanings of sail straight in English

He say, 'Hengland, she is mine-trejous.' Efin, he sail straight for de Henglish ships.

Thence we shall sail straight away to Jan Mayen.

I shall pass Fortress Monroe at about seven in the morning, and shall sail straight out.

We had better sail straight at her.

He did not, however, sail straight homeward.

I'll be your mate; for, if things ain't all gone wrong, I'll sail straight inter Heaven with ye.

Pencroft took a reef in the mainsail, and steered towards the north-east, so as to sail straight for Lincoln Island.

His fleet was ordered to sail straight for the Hellespont, and to guard the bridges until he reached them with his army.

The earth is a sphere, and a ship may sail straight from Spain to Cipango, urges this man of imagination and faith.

Everyone in first and business class seemed to sail straight through while I was left wondering if I would even make the flight.

I should like to get into a boat with silver sails , and sail straight down a singing river into the heart of the sunset.

Guards open doors with such flourish you wonder did they practise, and dismiss the notion while you hold your skirts together and sail straight through.

He was able to sail straight into the area but access has since been blocked by a 75-mile-long iceberg called B09B.

For a third time, it thuds off the bar and sails straight back.

It sailed straight through it and bounced off the brick wall behind it.

When Russia had two corners in succession the second sailed straight into Kozacik's hands.