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View definitions for setting sail

setting sail

verb as in get started on trip

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While this season has mostly taken place in Wisconsin, the three finalists are setting sail on a cruise ship from Curacao, with Caribbean themed challenges on deck.

From hometown arena rockers to K-pop stars setting sail in America, these are some of the biggest Seattle-area concerts in the coming weeks.

Mr Ford, 98, who served on HMS Fratton, an escort ship that accompanied vessels taking men and supplies across the Channel, recalled seeing thousands of ships setting sail on D-Day from his station in Selsey Bill on the south coast of England.

From BBC

Imagine setting sail on a very long cruise and ending up with loads of TikTok users following your holiday.

From BBC

According to historian James Hardiman, Joyce’s ship was intercepted by Algerine corsairs shortly after setting sail from Galway in 1675.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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