Sentence examples for a sail of from inspiring English sources

His chest is a sail of impregnable flesh.

A sail of 1,000 square feet required nearly a million feet of thread and gobbled the time of two women for four and a half years.

Meyer's bow-steering design defeated all competition, and smaller versions, called skeeters, with a sail of only about 75 square feet (7 square m), showed that they could sail safely and fast.

Emilia's role is crucial to their fantastically elaborate installations and conceptual schemes, including "The Ship of Tolerance," a sixty-six-foot wooden boat with a sail of quilted, we-are-the-worldish paintings by children, which launched from Brooklyn in September, finishing its voyage in Staten Island.

She also had a sail of fabric, which didn't seem to match, hanging from one arm.

A great big, ugly, metal structure shaped like a sail of a boat, lit up different colours from across the Solent.

I begin with a sail on a ship of the desert.

It is hoped that will allow Guernsey fans to catch a sailing of the Condor Liberation which sails at 14 45 BST.

This chapter outlines modern procedures to optimise the design of a sail for a yacht.

Yet, he said, "With the little money we had, she advised me to buy a sail instead of a dress".

She had a light brigantine rig that had a sail area of 11170 sqft.