Sentence examples for first sailed from inspiring English sources

The explorer James Cook first sailed to the Pacific 250 years ago (attention will be paid).

"I first sailed a catboat as a kid up in Maine," he said.

In 2008, the Laser Radial, with a smaller sail, was first sailed as a new women's single-handed Olympic-class boat in Beijing.

Walking along the Seine today, I found a monument to Thomas Jefferson, who first sailed to Paris in 1784.

First sailed by Columbus, the channel it is about 30 miles long— is an oval basin surrounded by the islands.

"My smartphone has more communications capability, and can manage more information than the $500 million destroyer I first sailed in 1977," he said.

But once in a while he'll utter a sentence that, like a third baseman's wild throw to first, sails into the stands and beans a civilian.

Setting off into uncharted Arctic waters – a pair of yachts attempting a first, sailing all the way to the North Pole.

Fisk's throw to second sailed into center field, and the Reds went on to win.

Nady's frantic throw to third sailed wild, allowing Gomez to score.

When Russia had two corners in succession the second sailed straight into Kozacik's hands.