Sentence examples for I could sail from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, of course, I could sail through with my British passport.

I was so very happy when it blew and I could sail my own race".

"I didn't know at that point if I could sail with one hand," he says.

"I could sail my boat across the Atlantic, and I have.

Then flew home, unpacked and repacked my bag, and flew back across the Atlantic so I could sail back again in a 60m super-yacht.

We lived at the top of a long hill, at the very edge of town, and I could sail down to any friend's house with the wind in my face, without pedaling once.

But there was a hairline connection to that day in my early life, and at last I could cut the tie and it could sail free.

If a boat were to become unmoored, you might believe it could sail to Neverland.

Back then, the country produced more coal than it could burn, more steel than it could use and more ships than it could sail.

The American captain, Peter Willcox, was formerly master of the Rainbow Warrior, another Greenpeace ship, which was sunk by French agents before it could sail to protest French nuclear testing in the Pacific in 1985.

I used to feel we could sail away.