Sentence examples similar to engaged sailing from inspiring English sources

He crossed his legs and looked out onto the water, where a group of children were engaged in a sailing regatta.

As an example I showed a wide cross section of non-white Americans engaged in mountaineering, sailing, hiking, scuba diving and conservation advocacy from Congress to the White House.

And in his retirement, he engaged his passion for sailing.

The poem recounts the tragic tale of a young merchant who falls in love with Lucretia, becomes engaged to her, then sails away to make his fortune.

A large number of sailors remain engaged in the occupation of sailing these boats.

From the 19th century until World War II, Mariehamn served as the centre of a sailing fleet engaged in grain trade with Australia.

The story is entertaining and rips along at a pace, although the real joy comes from picking a random direction and sailing off to engage in unscripted adventure.

From there, the Carlins drove through a number of European countries, where they engaged in sight-seeing, before finally sailing across the English Channel and concluding the first part of their journey in Birmingham, where they arrived on 1 January 1952.

The Emersons were fully engaged with the work, and Fleming sailed over the quartet with her luxuriously plush timbre intact.

At this point the Garibaldi sailed in close and engaged the Angora at 600 m with gunfire but failed to damage it.

By the late 17th century many ships sailing out of Liverpool were engaged in the slave trade with the West Indies.