Sentence examples for could sail with from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know at that point if I could sail with one hand," he says.

Like the traditional boats, it had no bow or stern and could sail with either end forward.

Timmerman responded that the boat could sail with or against wind and at Peter's direction sought out another Dutch seaman, Karshten Brandt, to restore it.

Meanwhile, of course, I could sail through with my British passport.

Boss Mark Turner has always said no, but recently has softened that position and is said to have put out a design brief to look at a dual-purpose 38-footer that could sail both with and without foils.

Surprisingly, my father had no problem giving over the tiller to a twentysomething instructor, especially when he realized the kid could sail this boat with his feet.

Today, you could sail a yacht loaded with cocaine into Fleetwood or Littlehampton and nobody will take a blind bit of notice.

Also in the annals of predictable TV show plot lines, Strand was almost certainly ready to leave the Clark-Manawa clan behind so that he, Daniel and Ofelia could sail off into the sunset together, with water and Daniel's fishing skills to support them.

With characteristic enthusiasm, he could sail into hyperbole.

The elegant vessel — 230 feet long, with a 32-foot beam — could sail under wind, or convert to steam and screw propeller.

So some locals were tasked with breaking up the ice so we could sail around testing the steering of the boat.