sailing date

However, Abe asked for a delay in the sailing date.

She also studied the sailing dates of the South American lines.

Return passage may be confirmed closer to sailing date.

If things don't feel right by your sailing date, you let him go without you."

My friends began to make bets against the various sailing dates of the Snark.

"There might be an occasional mention of a ship, a captain, a sailing date.

My friends surrounded me like a gang of harpies, making bets against every sailing date I set.

It delivers a wooden wardrobe box with three feet of closet space to a passenger's home about a week before the sailing date.

The sailing date was conveniently arranged and there followed a happy cruise among those balmy islands.

They remained at the Hotel Grosvenor until their sailing date, October 24th.

You need to send your completed application packet at least 3 months prior to your desired sailing date.

A few weeks prior to the sailing date, I was informed that the cruise was canceled without a word of explanation or apology.

Moreover, it was not usual to announce a shipment of precious metal so far in advance of the sailing date.

In fact, I rather fear the Count will expect to hear our sailing date when I return on board."

The tickets were not transferable and were good only within one year on a sailing date approved by the agent of the steamship company.

No sailing date.

'Intelligence gives their first Typhoon's earliest sailing date ' as midnight tonight, sir.'

"I canceled the sailing date," Mrs. Stringer said.

My friend did belong to the navy, but not to the U-boat arm, and I had always believed that our sailing dates were kept strictly secret.

"The names and sailing dates for any ships licensed to the East India Company leaving England this month.

Ships" names, ports, sailing dates and known or estimated cargoes of potentially dangerous material flickered in array across the screen.

Clemens now hurried to New York in order to be there in good season for the sailing date, which was in June.

In fact, there was no convoy sailing on 24 April; German naval intelligence had miscalculated the sailing date by one day.

Brokhoff helped Fehse secure information about the sailing dates and cargoes of vessels destined for England.

She knew the sailing dates of every ship in the bay, her captain'sname, her cargo and every port of call on her route.