Sentence examples for complicated sailing from inspiring English sources

MacInnes still has a job, helping to maintain BMW Oracle's trimaran, which is a huge and complicated sailing machine, one that requires an estimated 200 to 300 man-hours of work on shore for every hour of sailing.

Similar to the above, beginning on a boat that's rigged with only one sail will make learning sailing basics easier and less complicated.

"A cruising boat was comfortable, but not fun at all to sail -- too slow, too complicated," Bassani says.

The Allies complicated the submarine controversy in late 1915 by arming many of their liners and merchantmen sailing to American ports.

When pirates make sail for neighbouring countries with their hijacked prizes, matters get more complicated.

Apparently Gradinaru came up with the idea after sailing to Greece with the Columbia sailing club, then trying to hire a boat and captain back in New York and finding the experience overly complicated.

They swam and sailed and he, finding his voice as a writer, completed his first major novel, "The Black Book .Yet Lawrence and Nancy were complicated characters, and the marriage had its problems.

And complicated".

Why? "Complicated.

Complicated business.

Complicated, yes.