Sentence examples for can be sailing from inspiring English sources

"We see the sunset every night, and if we feel like playing hooky, we can be sailing on the Hudson within 20 minutes," she said.

Driving a Farr 40 can be sailing's equivalent of having Tiger Woods caddie for you in the club championship.

Its key feature is a single water foil, which is enough; for example a dinghy without a rudder can be sailed, even to windward, by backing the jib to turn it into a stabiliser.

With its solid surface on which a rover can easily travel and its methane lakes which can be sailed it is the ideal target for a deep space mission which includes a mobile platform.

The model can be sailed as if it were a full-size yacht.

If it can, the first vessels to cross between the stars may be sailing ships.

The closest a man can get is sailing single-handed across the south pacific whilst eating Imodium.

These pest-detection dogs, which are usually terriers (bred for centuries to find and hunt small animals), can either help sniff out predators on the offshore islands themselves or can thoroughly check ships that are sailing out to the islands.

And for a geneticist whose passion is sailing, there can be few more satisfying ways of doing so than sampling genes in the Sargasso sea, near Bermuda.

On a practical basis, this means Windward can track whether a ship is sailing at dangerous depths at night, as vessels traveling for longer periods at night at dangerous depths are 2.6x more likely to have contact accidents the following year.

The Patriots (4-4) can feel as if the ship is sailing straight again and, more important, that Belichick & Company kept the right quarterback -- at least until the Bills travel to New England on Dec. 8.