Sentence examples for To be sailed from inspiring English sources

Sailing ships need to be sailed; they sit in dry docks like stuffed racehorses.

Shamrock to be sailed by William P. Burton.

As Saenz says, "The America's Cup is a legal battle that happens to be sailed on the water".

A year later, in October 1864, Bulloch arranged for a surrogate to purchase the Sea King and for it to be sailed to Liverpool.

Wollman Rink, when no one is there everything seems dull unnoticeable skates waiting on shelves to be sailed around the ice waiting for another winter.

It was meant to be sailed solo around the world, specifically by Mr. Thomson, one of a handful of sailors who concentrate on races like the Vendee Globe, which is held every four years.

I'm happy to be sailing for Belgium.

"I was supposed to be sailing in the St Barth's Bucket Race on March 24th," he wrote.

"I was very happy and very proud to be sailing with him," de Kersauson said.

You seem to be sailing directly into the headwinds of where the American people are".

The Italians seemed to be sailing a hair closer to the wind, an advantage Cayard noticed.