Sentence examples for and sailing with from inspiring English sources

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Towards the end, while still outwardly upbeat and sailing with all the skill that had seen them trounce the competition in the Louis Vuitton challenger series and build the imposing lead against Oracle, they began to look like broken men.

American surfing and sailing innovator who revolutionized the sports of surfing (with his mass-produced lightweight surfboards made of polyurethane foam) and sailing (with his Hobie Cat, a lightweight high-performance catamaran that featured banana-shaped hulls and bright sails).

The team vacillated between a floral, traditional design (on the left), which drew inspiration from Russian Khokhloma art, and a more modern interpretation (on the right), which melded images of human activity such as partying and sailing with icons of native animal life and the Russian landscape.

Their culture reflects the mix of the Mediterranean traditions of hosting and sailing with the Serbian firmness and organization.

"For example, one flight came within 1.5km of our target destination over a flight of 9,000 kilometers, purely through predicting and sailing with the stratospheric winds".

At Yale, Mr. Kerry briefly dated Janet Auchincloss, Jacqueline Kennedy's half-sister, and sailed with President Kennedy at the helm off Rhode Island.

Davis seems to have commanded the Black Dog against the Spanish Armada (1588) and sailed with Thomas Cavendish on his last voyage (1591).

The other is subdivided with additional dowels into triangulated geometries that recycle banal motifs -- a Matissean interior, a volcano and especially sailing ships that conflate sea with paint and sails with canvas.

I knew Bunny Rigg, a tall and hale friend and colleague of my stepfather, E. B. White, and sailed with him on a couple of afternoons in Maine's Blue Hill Bay.

We stop in at Wilson's White House and sail with the idealistic president to Europe in 1919 in his vain attempt to sell peace to the world through his League of Nations.