Word: saile
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Freshman Dean) and Mrs. Chauncey left Cambridge on July 11, travelling by bus to Chicago and then by train to the Pacific Coast where they arrived an July 17 just at the time of the deck strike there. The teat managed to get aboard ship, however and set sail for Hawaii where they spent two weeks and played in five exhibition games...
...starved prisoners, the occasional girls they saw, on their convoyed trips outside the walls, seemed part-angels, part succubi. Once Kuncz and a few companions tunneled their way out of Noirmoutier, got aboard a fishing boat one of them had seen, in which they planned to sail to Spain. When they found the boat had neither oars nor sails they came ashore, got back undiscovered...
...Japan's naval demands to the Great Powers would be dictated by her Navy. Prognostications were that Japan will ask Britain and the U. S. to scale down their navies to equality with hers. This Japanese "scheme" will be carried to London by Rear Admiral Gombei Yamamoto who will sail next week via Suez...
...music for a show, rarely builds models for his scenery. He says he is in the business only for the money. As soon as he can, he is going to Hollywood to make a fortune (he gets a maximum of $5,000 per stage show), retire, buy a boat, sail to the Cocos Islands to hunt treasure...
When Clark was a youngster, he and his friend Hal discovered an old cutter, shored up but with timbers still sound. They spent happy hours putting her in shape; Virginia and Grace helped them. The four planned to sail away together until money ran short. Hal skipped out promising to return. Clark married Virginia. Years passed. After his wife died Clark took to the sea, but it was too late for roving. He preferred the lightship where time stands still...