Sentence examples for designed to sail from inspiring English sources

Some disks, thin with sharp edges, are "drivers," designed to sail long distances.

One of Monaco's many absurdities is that these sleek craft are hydrodynamically designed to sail the seven seas, yet spend much of their time moored in the equivalent of a car park.

(As the name implies, expedition boats are designed to sail in more exotic or rugged waters than pleasure yachts do).

The prototype, 132-foot-long 132-foot-long 132-foot-long Sea Hunterown for up to three months, fisdesignedarine using sonar and otoer sailons, and traitsit while sending lowntion data back to human operators.

Powered by a 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V-12 engine that makes 563 horsepower and 575 pound feet of torque, and weighing in at just under three tons, it is a street schooner designed to sail the Cote d'Azur — or the California coastline.

A second option for travel to the North Pole via a Russain "icebreaker," a large ship designed to sail through arctic ice.

She was built on the River Thames in 1786, by the firm Christopher Watson and Co. of Rotherhithe which also built, and was designed to be sailed by a crew of around 25 under the direction of a single ship's master.

For example, says Young, the disco drone was designed to represent a sail during Cale's track about ghost ships.

Cruises are designed to be inexpensive and sail on a more intimate ship, the 704-passenger Adonia.

On the basis of the identified state-space type tracking motion model, a predictive controller is designed to steer the ship sailing forward with the constant velocity along the predefined reference path.

The height and location of the shade sails were designed to deter access by vandals and students wanting to climb the sails, while ensuring that the study sites would be fully shaded at noon.