Sentence examples for as a sailing from inspiring English sources

In Russia it was usually represented as a sailing ship until the 20th century.

It was designated a landmark in 1986, and received a Coast Guard license as a sailing school in 1994.

I worked as a sailing instructor up there for a chap called John Ridgway, who was the first person to row across the Atlantic, back in 1966.

Six years later, his father, George, moved the family to New Orleans, to take a job as a sailing master for the Navy.

An auxiliary sailboat is basically designed as a sailing craft but is powered with an internal-combustion engine for use in adverse weather conditions and for maneuvering in confined spaces.

The foundation had hired Mr. Vlahovich to restore its own skipjack as a sailing classroom and the museum then persuaded him to stay and repair the remains of the working fleet.

"A song is a bed sheet used as a sail, prose is a barquentine fully-rigged".

The animal moves by means of its crest, which functions as a sail.

They're shallow rooted, and seem to have the same relation to wind as a sail on a ship.

All that seemed far away as he sailed the Caribbean, returning periodically to the New York area to run a sailing club, work as a sail rigger and take people for sunset sails.

The boat, which had a small outboard motor as well as a sail, ran out of fuel within two days of leaving.