Sentence examples for before the sailing from inspiring English sources

According to Plutarch, just before the sailing of the ships an eclipse of the sun frightened the crews, but Pericles used the astronomical knowledge he had acquired from Anaxagoras to calm them.

This innovation also meant that motor-powered boats could be back hours before the sailing boats, saving valuable time [40].

Sixty days before the cruise sails, some passengers cancel their bookings.

And be sure to look for the ingenious silver windmill cup, circa 1636, designed for drinking games: the brew had to be swallowed before the sails of the windmill stopped turning.

We present a computational study on 200 seamen using 41 chemistry indicators measured on their blood samples collected before and after the sailing.

If p(x) >α, the test fails to reject the null hypothesis, meaning that there is no significant change before and after the sailing; if p(x) <α, the null hypothesis will be rejected, indicating that the corresponding feature has significant changes before and after the sailing.

The spacecraft had its sail stored inside when it was launched before unfurling the sail when it reached outer space.

If you want a design on the paper, draw this before adding the sail.

They arrive hours before the first sailing race to reserve their spot.

A morning ferry means that lunch gets served in the restaurants and ferry day-trippers can take their time before the return sailing on the next tide.

She had agreed, but secretly took up with him again on the day before the murder, sailing off in his boat for an afternoon of lovemaking.