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Meanings of sail westward in English
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Usage of sail westward in English
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But the time draweth near for us to set sail westward again.
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But as we sail westward we have every night a magnificent picture.
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And one day, if the gods are kind, I shall sail westward to meet her!
4
Or will you sail westward?
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After considering the position in all its bearings I decided to sail westward without further delay and for the following reasons:
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They will thus remain among the innumerable islands and channels, till the change of the monsoon enables them to sail westward.
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On her ramparts Columbus dreamed, and in her seas he fought with the Tunisian galleys before he set sail westward for El Dorado.
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Stimulated by what they had done, Columbus, who believed the earth to be round, determined to sail westward in the hope of reaching the Indies.
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Cape Farewell was left on March 31, and the Endeavour sailed westward.
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Leaving these islands, Balleny sailed westward keeping a look-out for new land.
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Villeneuve had apparently sailed westward, though for what purpose nobody seemed quite sure.
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Early in spring they sailed westward to Valland, and stayed there all summer.
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When he had sailed westward for eighty leagues the water was still salt.
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For six days the Swan sailed westward before a gentle wind.
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He sailed westward from thence to Valland, and marauded there.
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They joined company with these, and all sailed westward together.