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Meanings of sailed the seas in English

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Usage of sailed the seas in English
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We sailed the seas for this, for news of your father -
The Odyssey
2
They sailed the seas, at first in such small pleasure-craft as remained.
The End of Man?
3
The greatest lot of ignorant fools that ever sailed the seas.
Typhoon
4
Blacksmiths were forging the most terrible ship of war that ever sailed the seas.
The Victim: A Romance of the Real Jefferson Davis
5
Virtually every country that eventually sailed the seas developed one.
The charlemagne pursuit
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As a people, the Vindrasi no longer sailed the seas terrorizing and raiding their neighbors.
Doom of the Dragon
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I have sailed the seas longer than you have, sir, and I recognize the signs.
The Boy Allies Under the Sea; Or, The Vanishing Submarines
8
European merchant fleets and European navies sailed the seas.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
9
My father was a prince of Jerusalem, and, as a merchant, he sailed the seas.
Ben-Hur
10
He worked while others slept or sailed the seas.
The Masques of Ottawa
11
He had sailed the seas for two-score years, at least half of them as master.
West Wind Drift
12
No ship ever sailed the seas that gave her passengers more confidence, more cool security.
Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters
13
No man that ever sailed the seas, I think.
The Wanderer's Necklace
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In those far-off times besides the Vikings of the North other daring sailors sailed the seas.
This Country of Ours
15
The Victoire sailed the seas battle-hungry, and presently appeased her appetite among Dutch and Danish privateers.
The Battle of the Strong: A Romance of Two Kingdoms — Volume 6
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They had sailed the seas in their winged dragon-ships and returned laden with glory and jewels.
Bones of the Dragon
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