Sentence examples for into the sail from inspiring English sources

It cracked into the sail and drove the nose down and he struggled to level the boat, the cockpit filling and spewing.

Heedless of the curse, he put an upturned shaving bowl on his head for a helmet, climbed on his horse and rushed forward - only to plunge his lance into the sail of a windmill and be lifted from his saddle into clear air.

The flying shape detection of boat sails whilst racing may offer valuable insight into the sail design and performance.

The residence-based metrics are then fully incorporated into the SAIL databank by linking RALFs to ALFs.

Participant consent is not required because all the SAIL study outcome data on patients (hospital admissions and A&E attendances) will be anonymised before they are incorporated into the SAIL databank.

Stick one broomstick vertically into the sail post you've just created.

Nervously, I walked into the sailing club, where a very drunk young man immediately approached me and introduced himself.

Shonibare says that the wind billowing through the sails of the Victory-in-a-bottle are to be like "the many cultures and ethnicities that are still breathing precious wind into the sails of the UK".

These shed insight into the sailing potential along the Levantine basin, particularly on the Lebanese coast.

It breathes wind into the sails of Greece's radical left leader Alexis Tsipras and the National Front (FN) in France.

HONG KONG — More encouraging financial and jobless data out of the U.S. and hope of a Chinese rebound blew wind into the sails of Tokyo stocks.