Sentence examples for as if sailing from inspiring English sources
In one particularly dazzling moment dancers glide past like mermaids, as if sailing along in the calmest of waters.
A batter can hit a ball almost anywhere on an aluminum bat and the ball will sail as if it came off the so-called sweet spot of a wooden bat.
It was as if he sailed out to find something deeper than freeways and fast food.
If you hire a decent trust attorney, the initial process should go as smoothly as sailing a toy boat in bathwater.
Oberon said the way that good news followed bad news, which followed good news on the tail of bad news, made him feel as if he were sailing in a ship on dangerous swells, or riding an angry pony.
"It's as if you were sailing;" she says, "it's catching that wind that will get you there".
They're stitched as carefully as sails.
A ship with a hundred people on it has reportedly disappeared, as if it had sailed into one of those mythical magnetic corners of the sea.
He sang traditional melodies like "Streets of Derry," which sounded as if they had sailed over from Ireland, taken a trip down to the Appalachians and then headed back north for the listening.
(Many people do not realize that the jumpers are never more than 10 feet from the ground -- it just looks as if they could sail all the way to Cheyenne).
