Sentence examples for came sailing from inspiring English sources

In November, 1721, a homemade bomb came sailing in his window at 3 a.m.

Kids played at getting through violent waves and out of the horizon came sailing Mahale camp's Jimmy Greenwood.

After several minutes of commotion, a toy fireboat (with working waterworks) came sailing up to the rescue and glided to a graceful stop just above the boat.

Woods's ball came sailing in and stopped as if it had hit a wall of applause, 24 feet 6 inches from the pin.

After he was gone, the missionaries came, sailing from New England around treacherous Cape Horn in handsome schooners that took about nine months to reach here.

But Iyal's burst of laughter when the big yellow dog came sailing through the air and clumsily exploded into the hot tub was the greatest sound his mother had heard out of him in a long time.

Koreen's hand comes sailing through the doorway.

"It was the hardest thing for us to get Pippa to come sailing with us.

We have all been keeping watch, as though one morning it might come sailing over the horizon.

Fletcher doesn't stop with the cymbals - stands, chairs and the drums Andrew isn't in the process of hitting come sailing past the young maestro's ears.

In stormy winter weather, the "big seas would come sailing up over the entire building like the field of horses in the Grand National," as one former Fastnet keeper put it.