The phrase "aboard a sailing" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete.
It can be used when referring to being on a sailing vessel, but it needs to be followed by a noun, such as "aboard a sailing ship" or "aboard a sailing boat."
Example: "We spent the weekend aboard a sailing yacht, enjoying the beautiful weather and the open sea."
Alternatives: "on a sailing vessel" or "on a sailing boat."
Last week 128 Haitians were returned home after being found by the coast guard attempting to flee to the US aboard a sailing boat.
(Universal, Blu-ray/DVD combo edition $39.98, DVD $29.98, PG-13) THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER Michael Apted ("Coal Miner's Daughter") directed this third installment in the Narnia cycle, which finds the Pevensie siblings (Georgie Henley and Skandar Keynes) aboard a sailing ship for an eventful journey across C. S. Lewis's metaphorical fantasy land.
Last year, Israeli commandos killed eight Turks and an American-Turkish youth aboard a ship sailing in an earlier Gaza-bound flotilla, prompting international outcry and the easing of Israel's overland blockade.
To believe Niven's own account, his arrival in Hollywood occurred when he got drunk on a naval frigate and jumped aboard a neighbouring sailing ship where Errol Flynn was in the process of filming Mutiny on the Bounty.
He said prosecutors had argued that it didn't matter that the statue had been fished from international waters, because it wound up on Italian soil after being hauled aboard a vessel sailing under the Italian flag.
Their current voyage, Mission Atlantic, is a sailing expedition aboard American Promise, a 70-foot yacht to clean the ocean of marine debris through action, technology, education, and research.
If you would like to study that phenomenon close up, Voyages of Discovery invites you to "Sail to Iceland to see the forces of nature in action" – aboard a cruise to Reykjavik setting sail from Harwich next Saturday.
We're jumping aboard and going for a sail to see Baltimore from the other side - from out on the water.
To foster a spirit of cooperation, the J8 delegates are staying aboard an old sailing vessel in Wismar.
Without aircraft aboard, she sailed to Alexandria on 23 January escorted by four destroyers, for temporary repairs that lasted until 10 March.
Not a sail or line aboard the 212-foot, 380-ton schooner was out of place.
