Sentence examples for enough to sail from inspiring English sources

The Aegean Odyssey is an excellent small ship, housing just 350 passengers, slim enough to sail into rivers, fjords and authentic ports.

With an average of just 350 passengers, she is small enough to sail into rivers, fjords and more authentic ports that the larger cruise ships simply cannot access.

Federer closed out the set with a forehand that clipped the net but was still moving rapidly enough to sail past Safin for a clear winner.

Coast guard officials said that the ferry should have been big enough to sail, and that a warning issued earlier on Saturday barred only small boats from traveling.

The government, after taking back an oil tanker on Saturday from a rebellious crew, could not muster a crew experienced enough to sail the vessel.

Brodeur was beaten twice on similar shots from the left point that were deflected and changed trajectory just enough to sail past him.

The German yacht Illbruck, in sight of the finish line in Rio de Janeiro for more than an hour yesterday but waiting for enough wind to sail across it, won the fourth leg of the Volvo Ocean Race around the world.

But it buys you a big enough yacht to sail right up to it".

Resurrected from the mud on 17 May 1942, West Virginia received enough patchwork to sail for Washington State; she entered Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in 1942 for repairs and modernization.

But it was also deep enough for ships to sail up.

When my daughter was about 6, she informed me that she and a friend wanted to build a boat big enough for them to sail in.