A cyclist, barely slowing down, sailed round the wrong way.
Those who could only tie a shoelace before now lash down sails with barely a thought.
It is almost impossible to watch these boats without wondering what it is like to batten oneself down, sails neatly furled, all the recondite language of the sailing world at one's grasp, a cup of coffee in hand, aware that the vastness of Manhattan is hulking nearby, like the greatest of oceangoing liners.
2) Upside-down sailing This demands a "handstand-like posture", the spider using its abdomen rather than legs to catch the wind.
The following behaviours were scored: (S) sailing with legs, (U) sailing with abdomen (upside-down sailing), (W) walking or moving legs, (A) anchoring, (D) death mimicry, (I) no behavioural changes (inactive), and another six combinations of these (Fig. 2a).
To bring airfare costs down, consider sailing in late August, when rates are often lower, recommended Carolyn Spencer Brown, editor in chief of CruiseCritic.com, which follows the industry.
It would be naive to think that even the moments when the duchess has dressed down – when sailing or watching rugby – her look has not been carefully considered.
"That's because all those baggy clothes slow them down, like sails in the wind".
On the first, we pulled down our sails, put the engine on and ran from a bit of rough sea.
When the storm hit, Mr. Sheldon did not even have time to begin to take down the sail.
