resail in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

RESAIL (verb): To set sail again or to resume a voyage after a pause or interruption.

After the storm passed, the crew decided to resail the damaged vessel to the nearest port.
The captain was eager to resail once the weather improved, hoping to make up for lost time.
To optimize their route, they planned to resail at dawn when the winds were most favorable.
She felt a mix of excitement and anxiety as they prepared to resail, leaving the safety of the harbor behind.
Despite the setbacks, the team was determined to resail and complete their journey across the ocean.