Sentence examples for help to sail from inspiring English sources

Utøya's head of security, Monica Elisabeth Bøsei, had been told by Breivik that he needed to her help to sail to the island because he was a police officer who had come to reassure campers in the wake of the Oslo bombing he had carried out barely an hour earlier.

She shipped out on the Roseway, a two-masted schooner, helping to sail it down to St. Thomas, weathering Hurricane Gordon.

As things have calmed down and are getting closer to what my skewed view of what normal has become, I realize that the things of this world are extremely temporary and storms truly are here to help you learn how to sail the big ship of your life.

"It was like Russell Coutts calling up to say he needed someone to help sail his America's Cup yacht," she said.

Setting dreams to sail.

We were gone for 3 weeks and were constantly on the move and everyone had to help sail, so there was a quite strict routine of when you had to eat, what time you had to get up to help with the sails every day in the morning.

But new revenue was needed to help sailing teams struggling to raise the tens of millions of dollars for building and sailing the boats for the Cup, so the organization decided to chase the broadcast television deals and sponsorships that are the lifeblood of many other sports.

Only then will they be prepared to help us sail the ship.

We are kindred spirits brought together in this life span and she has generously loaned me her vessel to help me sail through my journey of this existence.

I am grateful for the gift that is Hawaiʻi and her people, and express my love and aloha for my home and the people who are doing the work to help us sail towards a better future.

Ronald Reagan, on its way to help, sailed through a radioactive cloud, giving some of the crew what the Pentagon said was a month's worth of radiation in an hour.