Sentence examples for at a sailing from inspiring English sources

"We go nowhere," one Burmese businessman told me over drinks at a sailing club in the capital, where the wooden dinghies were cracking.

Lissa Wolfe, who works at a sailing school, owns a house in Red Hook and became a full member five months ago, said that the group had essentially been self-selecting.

The effect is of looking up at a sail in becalmed weather.

Test your skills at golf, take a sailing class, or spend some time at the batting cages.

Dues are somewhat lower at the Narrasketuck, a sailing club that holds races in the shallow but windy bay, and the Amityville Yacht Club, which has boat slips along the creek.

At one point, on a sailing trip around the Whitsunday Islands with a disparate group of travellers, talk turned to a previous port of call on that east coast route.

The New Yorker, September 5 , 1959P. 23 Hospitality Note: Signs displayed in the public rooms aboard the Gripsholm at a recent sailing said: "Visitors Are Invited To View the Smorgasbord, Main Lounge, Veranda Deck This Will Be Served Immediately After Sailing".

By M. C. Holmes and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, September 5 , 1959P. 23 Hospitality Note: Signs displayed in the public rooms aboard the Gripsholm at a recent sailing said: "Visitors Are Invited To View the Smorgasbord, Main Lounge, Veranda Deck This Will Be Served Immediately After Sailing".

At a recent sailing of the Leviathan, a young lady passenger discovered she had left her handbag at home.

The New Yorker, August 13 , 1932P. 5 At a recent sailing of the Leviathan, a young lady passenger discovered she had left her handbag at home.

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, August 13 , 1932P. 5 At a recent sailing of the Leviathan, a young lady passenger discovered she had left her handbag at home.