Sentence examples for inland sailing from inspiring English sources

"I hereby publicly retract anything and everything I have ever said about inland sailing," he said.

But recent figures suggest that in places it has nearly disappeared.On the Norfolk Broads, an area renowned for inland sailing, the number of boats has halved over the past couple of decades.

Maritime towns often depicted a ship with a furled sail; inland towns often showed the guildhall or the town itself.

For 250 mi (400 km) of its 610-mi course, the river is navigable, and it served as an important route during the fur-trading days, when boats sailed inland from the Hudson's Bay Company post of Ft. Albany (established 1684) at the mouth.

Sail inland from the North Sea onto the Thames and you'll find yourself in an eerie, beautiful mashup of ocean and river.

It worked the inland waters there by sail until the 1950's, when it was converted to diesel.

Inland vessels may only sail to Antwerp (Antw) or they can make a combined trip to Antwerp and Rotterdam (Rdam) or Amsterdam (Adam).

The turnaround time of shuttles is defined as the total time necessary for a barge to sail from an inland container terminal to the port area, visit all sea terminals and return to the inland terminal.

Fusō sailed from the Inland Sea on 18 August for Truk Naval Base, carrying supplies, and arrived five days later.

The coast is much used for sailing and recreation, while the inland parts of the district lie within the commuter belt of London.

All Mediterranean traders who had dealings with Egypt – not just Greeks, but also Phoenicians, Cypriots, Levantines – were obliged to come to Naukratis to trade their oil and wine and pay their tax, sailing more than 40 miles inland down the Nile via Thonis-Heracleion, a sister port at the mouth of the river on the Mediterranean.