Sentence examples for for better sailing from inspiring English sources

Tooling around the Harlem River, he realized he could ride the current out to City Island for better sailing.

Meteorologists are now a standard part of the world's better sailing teams.

A better sail material or higher laser power would improve the acceleration behavior, an increase in the mission time would allow for larger spacecraft masses.

Fibre flax is still used for sails, although cotton has replaced it for better quality canvas.

Ms. Firmat credits Full Sail's survival, in part, to the Pacific Northwest's taste for better beer.

The wind changes so the sails must be changed accordingly, which changes the boat's angle, and often the prevailing mood -- sometimes for better, sometimes for worse.

It's better than sailing, better than motor racing.

It's true Karl Marx was once a regular visitor, but the island's a generally conservative place, better known for sailing than strikes.

Whether the city becomes better-known for ships' sails than pointy black hats in the future is uncertain but right now, in late October, there is no getting away from witches in Salem.

"It would be very exciting to have an underwater hotel here, but perhaps our cold and tidal seas are better for surfing and sailing on rather than staying underneath," she says.

A racing sail is a sturdy, good sail that catches and uses wind better than a sail that is used frequently.