READY TO SAIL AWAY

Definition: Prepared or eager to embark on a journey or leave a place, typically with a sense of anticipation or readiness for adventure.

Synonyms: Set Sail, Departure Imminent, Launch Ready, Boarding Soon, Navigation Prepared

Usage Examples in Sentences

After finishing his homework, Jake was ready to sail away into the world of his favorite video game.

The students, having completed their exams, felt ready to sail away into the upcoming summer break.

Equipped with sunscreen and beach towels, the family was ready to sail away to the sandy shores for a day of fun.

Armed with paintbrushes and canvases, the artists were ready to sail away into a world of creativity and inspiration.

She stood on the cliff's edge, ready to sail away into the mesmerizing sunset.

After years of preparation, the young entrepreneur felt ready to sail away into the world of business.

The old bookshop, with its charming atmosphere, made her feel ready to sail away into the tales of classic literature.

After months of planning, we finally feel ready to sail away on our grand adventure.

The captain assured us that the ship was ready to sail away as soon as the tide turned.

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Having bid farewell to our loved ones, we stood on the deck, ready to sail away into the unknown.

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The crew checked and double-checked every detail to ensure we were ready to sail away safely.

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With the map spread out before us, we plotted our course and felt ready to sail away on our voyage.

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She was ready to sail away as soon as her bags were packed and goodbyes were said.

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Ready to sail away, she looked out at the vast ocean.

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She, ready to sail away, packed her belongings with excitement.

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The adventurers were ready to sail away on their next expedition.

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He had always been ready to sail away and explore new horizons.

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At the edge of the world, they stood ready to sail away into the unknown.