Sentence examples for go nautical from inspiring English sources

("It's nice to go nautical when choosing a doormat," for instance).

Back in March, the Stamford Advocate, in sizing up the way Connecticut's political future seemed to be in the hands of the super-rich, said that in order to "appreciate the influx of wealth in the top political races in Connecticut, you have to go nautical".

And why is B&R going nautical?

✈ Bombardier's Global 8000, one of the longest range private jets on the market, can go 7,900 nautical miles on a single tank of gas, flying at Mach 0.85 with 8 passengers.

"At this point I thought I was gone - 4 nautical miles out to sea with a huge tiger shark following me - I thought this was it, this is how I am going to die," he said.

Our last velocity reading was 35,837 feet per second with a range to go of 1,791 nautical miles... Apollo 13 should have entered the earth's atmosphere at this time,.

"It must go inside 12 nautical miles on a routine basis and with routine presence — in the air, on the surface, and submerged.

The fishing industry has been central to Gaza for hundreds of years because of the region's proximity to the coast, but fishermen are not permitted to go beyond three nautical miles because of a naval blockade, he said.

The first station may go into orbit 260 nautical miles above the earth in the mid 1970's.

Then the metaphors mix, go from natural to nautical, and the glass sails come into the story.

But without a crew, it can venture into hostile territory without the risk of human casualties, and it is "designed to go many thousands of nautical miles and has a tiny fraction of the operating cost of a destroyer," Prabhakar said.