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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sail" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sail on a boat or ship, or metaphorically to describe something that catches the wind or moves gracefully.
Example: "The boat glided smoothly across the water, its white sail billowing in the breeze."
Alternatives: "a canvas" or "a sailcloth".
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A sail on the Solent.
It'll become a sail!
"Used a sail the world, girlie.
"Fancy a sail?" he asked after breakfast.
It slackened like a sail.
"Should have brought a sail," I said.
The wind snaps like a sail.
Others have even drifted off while working on a sail.
He rigged a sail and arrived eight hours later.
It billowed like a sail in the morning breeze.
Last year he opened a sail loft in England.
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