Sentence examples for I can sail from inspiring English sources

I can sail the boat magnificently in the typhoon without fear.' He sipped his tea delicately, regarding our awestruck faces with approval.

In Finland, Miss Grussner predicts, it will be the audience that will start to cry when Jamie, in a chillingly high, ethereal voice, sings an Aland folk song, "Vem Kan Segla Forutan Vind?," or "Who Can Sail Without Wind?" Without understanding the words, Jamie grasped the meaning of the final refrain: "I can sail without wind; I can sail without oars.

The economy of contemporary music is pretty treacherous and the fact that I can sail through it, well, I'm extremely grateful to people who are interested in my music.

You can never say never but I don't think I can sail one of these again; it's killing my body so I don't think you will see me in Rio [for the 2016 Olympics].

"You can never say never but I don't think I can sail one of these again, it's killing my body," said Ainslie.

From New York, it can sail to Nantucket in a day and a half, and to Washington in a day.

'Poems From the Sky' (Saturday) Creativity can come out of the blue, and in this project, it can sail into it as well.

I would not, however, have told you that ballooning spiders can sail on water too, because I didn't know they did until I read a paper out today in BMC Evolutionary Biology.

Be that as it may, I do plan on calling in incrementally larger things as time goes by, until eventually I'm given a yacht and can sail away forever.

"I guess we're all confident in the way we can sail the boat and in our match-racing skills," was all Jones would say.

Porsche says the Cayenne can "sail" at speeds up to 97 m.p.h., though I couldn't get it to work at anything above 75.