Sentence examples for do sail from inspiring English sources

Even if their policies do sail through the sausage factory that is Washington unscathed, there's no telling what effect they'll have when they move out of the world of bullet points and into the actual economy.

WHAT TO DO Sailing and kayaking are popular, as are gardening and golfing.

Fire up the 3-D printers: if the pre-Revolutionary French could do sails, we can do parabolic antennas.

Bruce placed the boat in the pond, and it did sail briefly.

Well, not quite, but they did sail close to rock cabaret at times.

We didn't quite challenge Lara's mark, but we did sail past 300 by the close.

"They really did sail a beautiful course, with graceful, arcing turns and no zig-zagging down the route," he said.

But we did sail for four hours, and the tour operators cheerfully refunded all passengers a third of their fares.

"You did sail across the Atlantic, though, didn't you, when you were producing Self Catering [a film by Andrew Cullen in the 1994 series Alan Bleasdale Presents, a showcase for new talent].

The sheer brazenness of it!" ELAINE STRITCH, who would ultimately replace Uta Hagen as Martha: "I had just done 'Sail Away' in London, and I was sticking around for a bit.

After they met, she cooled the romance, though they did sail to Belfast together and "climbed the tower of Queen's University, tying a friend's pyjamas to the flagpost".