Sentence examples for go windsurfing from inspiring English sources

BUT SERIOUSLY, it would really help if Romney would go windsurfing.

A few months later, your niece reveals to you that one of her life's goals is to go windsurfing.

You want to go windsurfing?

Maybe Obama and Kerry need to play basketball together, or go windsurfing, or just have a beer.

Mr. Chao, sensing that a flight across country just to go windsurfing might play into the rich sportsman stereotype, advised him against it.

He ignored Mr. Edwards's warning not to go windsurfing, one aide recalled, which led to the infamous "whichever way the wind blows" advertisement mocking Mr. Kerry's statements on the war.

Mr. Levy said only one resident of Suffolk County appeared to have been killed in the storm, a 68-year-old man who went windsurfing on Sunday afternoon and died in the strong waves.

But it may be that the beach is so tempting because an ex-girlfriend often goes windsurfing there, and that our heavily-footnoted study of Chinua Achebe masks a craving to write prize-winning novels.

If you're planning on going windsurfing in California and want to look heavy, this is your guy.

Apparently, to fight Romney, you must use the "Bush playbook," which I guess means, "Hope that Romney goes windsurfing".

One of the friends goes windsurfing and disappears.