Sentence examples for idea of sailing from inspiring English sources

A bored Canadian doctor, 29, conceives the idea of sailing to Tahiti in a small boat.

In 1972, three Boston businessmen got the idea of sailing a ship across the Atlantic in time for the tea party's bicentennial.

Just how Columbus came up with the idea of sailing west to get to the East — or, more to the point, why he became so fixated on the notion — is unclear, and was a matter of contention even in his lifetime.

Tom Mulcair, the leader of the opposition New Democratic Party, said the approval of Northern Gateway presented a "severe threat to social order, social peace", adding that the idea of sailing oil tankers to Kitimat through the narrow Douglas Channel was "folly".

Which is exactly why the idea of sailing the high seas – okay okay, around the British Virgin Islands – with The Moorings intrigued me so.

Having made it to Australia, my next challenge was for me to complete a sailing circumnavigation and following that, I just couldn't resist the idea of sailing across the remaining oceans that made up the Seven Seas.  .

The idea of monkeys sailing on a raft across an ocean may seem a bit implausible.

Marchaj, C.A. AerofHydrodynamicSailingiling.

But not on the night of sailing.

Day 27: Hilarious dream: Instead of sailing West to the Orient, we were sailing EAST.

Learning to sail involves lots and lots of sailing.