1.   Before they set sail there are final checks to be made.

2.   A few set sail toward the glare of the setting sun, reflecting off the glass of the new football luxury boxes above the stands in right field.

3.   But once a decision is made to set sail, the next question is how quickly or how comfortably the voyage will go.

4.   But the other group declined and set sail before Tidwell could.

5.   In recent years, two riverboat casinos docked downtown set sail for more profitable waters after having disappointing revenues.

6.   Perhaps he voiced the silent wish, often repeated in his journals, to lift off, set sail to the heavens, forever drifting.

7.   Thirteen teen-age boys enroll in a floating prep school called the Ocean Academy and set sail for the Caribbean and the Pacific aboard the brigantine Albatross.

8.   Fifty containers designed to carry and confine rubbish from Antarctic research station garbage dumps set sail for Casey station from Hobart, on the island state of Tasmania.

9.   Many of them had set sail before the cyclone struck last Wednesday.

10.   Meanwhile, the new ferry on the Stockholm route, the Mare Balticum, set sail on a regular run at the same time as the vigil began.