Examples of 'expedition sailed' in a sentence
Meaning of "expedition sailed"
expedition sailed: This phrase describes the departure of an organized journey or voyage, often for exploration or scientific purposes
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expedition sailed
The expedition sailed in two ships.
With these last instructions, the expedition sailed for the Americas.
The expedition sailed around the west coast of Africa.
The Carthaginian senate ordered Mago to Iberia, but the Sardinian expedition sailed as planned.
And his expedition sailed on to India.
Reynolds garnered support from private sources and the expedition sailed from New York City in 1829.
This expedition sailed as far as the Bering Strait.
Borchgrevink 's expedition sailed under the British flag.
The expedition sailed from Lyttleton for the Antarctic on November 26.
Before the Carthaginian expedition sailed for Sardinia, the strategic situation changed.
The expedition sailed from Cuba and reached Florida.
However, the expedition sailed before Centaur arrived.
The expedition sailed under the command of Nicias, Alcibiades and Lamachos in June 415.
On 22 April the expedition sailed to capture New Providence.
In 1664, an expedition sailed from England to seize Dutch colonies in the New World.
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In early 1897 a Greek expedition sailed to Crete to overthrow Ottoman rule on the island.
On 22 April the expedition sailed and by 5 May the whole fleet had reached New Providence.
In 1756 a French expedition sailed out of Toulon and captured Minorca.
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The expedition was not to have any witness
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Their expedition disappeared two years ago
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I have sailed this way many times
Perhaps they saw us and sailed away
Hockey ship sailed with the narcotics
