Sentence examples for in a sailing from inspiring English sources

He grew up in a sailing family.

Shelley was soon to drown there in a sailing accident.

Skeptics abounded: an editorial in a sailing magazine called it "unsafe on any sea".

The couple met in 1998 when they participated in a sailing race on Long Island Sound.

They were in a sailing boat trying to get across the Indian Ocean to get to Ceylon, now Sri Lanka.

A lover of the car and mechanical contraptions of all eras, he was happiest in a sailing boat.

She experimented with sculpture too, sourcing materials from Coenties Slip, Manhattan, where she lived in a sail-maker's loft from the late Fifties.

Lastly, analytic expressions are derived to determine the long-term dynamics and sensitivity of the formation with respect to constant attitude errors, uncertainty in orbital elements, and uncertainty in a sail's characteristic acceleration.

In the Gentleman's Magazine of August 1888, in an article on the indications of early Christian teaching in Mexico, p145 it was diffidently suggested by the present writer that St. Brendan might have been the early teacher whom the Mexicans knew as Quetzatcoatl, and whom they said was a bearded white man who had come from the west in a sailing-boat.

The men leapt over the side to swim in a sail that had been lowered over the side.

In 1960, a sailing buddy introduced him to the Zen thinker Alan Watts, who was living on a houseboat in Sausalito.