set to sea造句

Virtually none have set to sea since Aristide's restoration.
The skipper of a fishing vessel set to sea despite the deteriorating weather.
Pound for pound submarines would prove themselves the most deadly weapon ever set to sea.
The first ship which was set to sea from this shipyard was Dannebrog in 1692.
In those cases either the casket or urn is set to sea, or ashes scattered.
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Finally, they set to sea with Mrs . Vickers gravely ill and Sylvia soon also sick.
Defying her astrologers, who predicted disaster, she set to sea again at the end of February.
His work " Paddling Home ", a floating house, was set to sea in January 2010.
The first ship which was set to sea from this shipyard was the first " Dannebrog " in 1692.
The Hunley was raised again and a new crew commanded by Dixon set to sea from Breach Inlet just northeast of Charleston.
Officials hope to slow the refugee flow by accelerating plans to expand radio and television broadcasts that will urge Cubans not to set to sea.
State Department officials have said in recent days that they had indications that the Cuban government had released an estimated 100 prisoners and urged them to set to sea.
So we'll learn what we can from this accident and we will fix what we can fix and then we will unfurl new sails and set to sea again.
On Christmas Day, Bill Murray, Owen Wilson and director Wes Anderson will set to sea with " The Life Aquatic . " Murray plays the internationally renowned oceanographer Zissou.
Catreus having set to sea in search of Althaemenes, landed at Rhodes, and his company being mistaken for pirates were attacked and as before Althaemenes unknowingly killed his father.

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