Sentence examples for going for a sail from inspiring English sources

We're jumping aboard and going for a sail to see Baltimore from the other side - from out on the water.

"The spacecraft went for a sail," Alex said.

But with Ormond and Ross itching to go for a sail, I boarded one of the Solings with them for a fresh couple of hours reaching hard back and forth across the Hudson in the shadow of the skyscrapers.

When Kate went for a sail with Olympic gold medalist and sailing team founder Ben Ainslie, everyone on board took a moment (or in Kate's case, two or three) to put safety first and strap on a helmet.

When John, Susan, Titty and Roger go for a sailing holiday on the island in the lake, they soon encounter pirate attacks, treasure hunting, Amazon pirates and a strange captain Flint and it becomes the best holiday ever!

Browne, his protagonist, who is sailing around the world solo, has gone for a swim in the middle of the ocean.

Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson going for gold in sailing's Star Class.

"I'm hungry," my son says, cutting through my reverie, "Can we go for a crêpe now?" Getting there Richard Waters sailed Dover-Calais with P&O (poferries.com); car and up to nine people from £39 each way.

Salt Water Farm is the place to go for breakfast before a sail or stroll through handsome Rockport.

If going for the day and sailing from, say, Milazzo, alight from the ferry at Rinella and take the small bus across the island to Santa Marina Salina.

He gave up the construction business and went for the long sail around the South Pacific that led him to Mururoa.