Sentence examples for but sailing from inspiring English sources

But sailing teams from multiple countries have echoed Railey's lack of fear.

But sailing down the road is only the half of the problem.

But sailing close to the wind with YouTube uploads is common, if not endemic; I mean, the BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones did, and got away with it.

It was a close call but Billy Bowden, correctly as it proved but sailing close to the wind, gave it out without referral.

With oil sailing past $100 a barrel, that will be good news both for the environment and for Maersk's profits.The new ships will ply the routes between Asia and Europe, arriving in Europe packed with Chinese-made TVs and fridges but sailing back much lighter.

Ten days later, Bonaparte sailed for Alexandria for the second stage of his operation and Nelson's fleet unwittingly passed his during the night, the British beating the French to Egypt but sailing off again before Bonaparte arrived.

Ribaut claimed the lands for France but sailed northward to the sound of Port Royal, which he named, and established Charlesfort (probably on southern Port Royal Island, now in South Carolina, U.S).

It was radical but sailed so successfully that King Edward asked for a model of it, which is in the British Museum now.

His first time effort was well struck but sailed wide.

Tashkent was assigned to the Far East Shipping Company, but sailed with the Pacific Fleet of the Soviet Navy throughout the war.

Survivors from Thursday's capsizing reported three fishing boats had seen their fire but sailed on without assisting.