Sentence examples for current sail from inspiring English sources

V. Krishnamurthy, former chairman of Steel Authority of India and now the head of the National Manufacturing Commission, C.S. Verma, the current SAIL chairman and Malay Mukherjee, CEO of Essar Steel who had earlier worked at both SAIL and ArcelorMittal.

When the sail luffs, it means that you are heading too much into the wind for your current sail setting.

"Anything goes" no longer means wearing what you like; it means pulling up your rudder and going with the current, sailing blind.

A few years later, Spanish shipmasters learned to take advantage of the currents, sailing westward in the North Equatorial Current and returning home via the Gulf Stream as far as Cape Hatteras, from which they set forth into the open Atlantic.

Happy children don't question their contentment any more than fish wonder about the river's current; they sail on.

In the current installation of SAIL at the EBI, 16 903 out of 85 979 samples across 13 collections have sufficient measurements available to determine Metabolic Syndrome status according to WHO (Supplementary Figure S3).

Under the current plan, the sailing organization and kayak rental businesses in the building would remain, she said, but there would also be ample room for environmental educational set-ups and small vendors.

They feel like classics although they have been recently written, and I am a sucker for brass lines that soar like wind currents against a sail.

He bought the boat for his office, and some 30 of his current and former employees sail and race it.

These compounds would do less damage to the body than current medicines and would sail through clinical trials.

There is space on board for 36 F-35s, but current plans are to sail with just 12.