Sentence examples for in your sailing from inspiring English sources

If you're a newbie to the global sailing community (and most of us are), speak with others in your sailing community who have taken long journeys on their boats.

Catch the trade winds in your sails.

You could collect water in your sails, catch fish".

Put the wind in your sails with this luxurious, cool-blue silk cushion.

And feeling the wind in your sails is only part of island life.

To pull it off, you have to look as if your schedule is so tight, you simply don't have time to put your arms in your sleeves between high-powered meetings, but must simply charge through the day with the wind in your sails like an urban matador.

A spin-out often puts the wind back in your sails, and the team, led by Tony Conrad and Ryan Freitas has not been content to idle.

Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Assaf Mendes brought new meaning to the footballing cliche 'wind in your sails' when his clearance was caught by a strong gust and flew into his own net.

So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails.

Rent a bike, swim in a pond, borrow a dog, talk to your mum – anything that will put some wind in your sails.

Rent a bike, swim in a pond, borrow a dog, talk to your mom anything that will put some wind in your sails.