Sentence examples for continued sailing from inspiring English sources
He continued sailing north-northwest, but even though it was daylight, he saw nothing.
The United States continued sailing until 1969, when the rise of jet travel diminished the allure of trans-Atlantic voyages.
The skipper, Terry Neilson, said that he sent a man aloft several times to try and run stitches through the sailcloth as they continued sailing.
While some Chinese boats continued sailing near the islands, Chinese cities returned to normal on September 19th, as suddenly as they had in the largest previous round of anti-Japanese protests in 2005.
While the happiness rating for the Archers theme grew as the tune continued, Sailing By's remained stable throughout.
It said the boat left the islands' contiguous zone - the area in which the sovereign state can exercise control - at around 13 30 local time (04 30 GMT) "and continued sailing west-southwest away from the Senkakus".
Deadlines set under an international agreement allow some single-hulled tankers to continue sailing until 2015 or later.
Green noted that Simpson "was questioning whether he wanted to continue sailing, but because his friend Iain Percy was at Artemis he went over there in February and started racing with them as a valuable asset".
When asked if he would enjoy taking advantage of the freedom that his eco-powered boat had given him and continue sailing after the finish as Moitessier did, Sanso laughed.
"When you say to them, 'What about the fact that there is water coming in,' they say, 'You know, I really don't want to talk about that.' Right now we really don't need a prime minister who will continue sailing our ship to the horizon, we need somebody who will know what to do when our ship hits an iceberg".
Throughout the journey, the four-person crew is monitoring the performance of the panels and of lithium batteries that store solar energy and allow the ship to continue sailing through the night, or when the sky is overcast, at a speed of up to about 15 miles per hour.
