Sentence examples for had ever sailed from inspiring English sources

And none of my children had ever sailed.

He arrived in Santo Domingo in 1502 with more than 2,000 colonists and the largest fleet that had ever sailed to the New World.

Since then, the island has been walked on by anyone who has ever sailed through the Mediterranean.

To anyone who has ever sailed a small boat by dead reckoning, this must seem in a class with the great miracles.

I know an old iceboater who says, "I've carried this boat farther than I've ever sailed it!" Q. Do members ever travel to iceboat on other rivers or lakes? A. All the time.

"Ben is recognised to be the best Olympic sailor that has ever sailed but hasn't had the same level of recognition so hopefully when he wins his fourth gold medal, he's also got a silver as well, that he will be recognised in the right way".

"Cedar Island is one of the best spots I've ever sailed on a NW wind.

So the architects designed this gorgeous bridge, but the problem with the Golden Gate is that this is an extremely tumultuous area, if you've ever sailed through this or taken a boat through this, the waves are immense.

Either way, it's the deadest sea I've ever sailed on, with little more than oil rigs, jellyfish and sea snakes.

She had read all the other books in the series, too, and she acted out their stories with her friends at school, although they lived in a city and none of them had ever been sailing.

"So," Brad wondered, "have you ever sailed before?" Had there been a free moment, I would have regaled the boy with my sea tales.