Sentence examples for Is sailed from inspiring English sources

The common denominator among all the race boats is that each is sailed by a two-person crew.

The International Laser Class sailboat, also referred to as the Laser Standard, but most commonly called a Laser®, is a popular one-design fiberglass dinghy that is sailed the world over, with sales in excess of 220,000 boats.

The race is sailed every other year, alternating with the Fastnet race in England, from Southampton to Plymouth, by way of Fastnet Rock, an islet off the south coats of Ireland.

After all, without the Williamses the H.M.S. Rose might not have been around to play the role of the H.M.S. Surprise, a frigate that is sailed by the lead character Capt.

"She should give the impression that she is sailed by people of obvious quality and distinction, of the sort that snooty coastal property owners might want to invite over for gin-and-tonics and to catch up on the goings on in San Tropez".

The difference is that Turner, close to a contract for his new fleet, says he does not want to become a pathway to the America's Cup, whose ACWS is sailed in foiling catamarans but does not include match racing, whereas Pleasance says he very much wants to provide an America's Cup route, not in foiling catamarans but sticking to match racing, so far the style required by the America's Cup.

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English has a grammatical toolkit for situating actions in time: "I was sailing to Bermuda and I saw Elvis" is different from "I sailed to Bermuda and I saw Elvis".

Having a neon colored bag handle or a small "I sailed Antarctica" sticker plastered on the luggage is helpful too.

I sailed Flying Scots on the Detroit River.

I sailed right out through the roof.