Sentence examples for corporate sailing from inspiring English sources

For corporate sailing, try a team building event, and for social sailing, flotillas are a popular choice.

It also hosts sporting events such as triathlons marathons, sea swimming events, team building events, corporate sailing days, offshore racing stopovers, and starts and finishes.

Corporate sailing, where companies take their employees out for team-building exercises, has become very big business.

Take away the high-tech hardware, and the feudal houses fighting for political supremacy and commercial dominance over trade and technology could be city-states in ancient Greece or ducal kingdoms in Renaissance Italy -- or corporate traders sailing to some new Byzantium in cyberspace.

Some folks leave the corporate aerie, sail into the entrepreneurial unknown and never turn back.

The Fazisi is seeking American corporate sponsorship for sailing races between the United States and the Soviet Union.

SOME corporate chieftains go sailing, some play golf and others take up horseback riding.

At a meeting next month, the directors of the racing union are expected to rewrite the rules to allow full commercialism of the sport, including professional crews, cash prizes and wide-open sponsorship of boats, which would be allowed to compete with corporate graphics on sails, hulls and even crew clothing.

While other European colonists sailed under national flags, VOC and WIC ships sailed under corporate logos.

For instance, Mr. Buckingham is interested in the brief period during which the Dutch were in control of the harbor, a settlement established not in the name of God or country but of corporate enterprise -- Henry Hudson sailed under the flag of the Dutch West Indies Corporation, not of the Netherlands, and New Amsterdam (as New York was then called) was a company town.

Chicago's Heart of America raced with the names of two corporate backers, raising different sails on alternate downwind legs.