Sentence examples for joy of sailing from inspiring English sources

And then there's the joy of sailing effortlessly to new destinations.

In 2003 she founded the Ellen MacArthur Trust to introduce young cancer patients to the joys of sailing.

Heading back north, one of the joys of sailing became clear: anchoring in glorious hidey-holes such as Puilladobhran.

But not on the night of sailing.

Learning to sail involves lots and lots of sailing.

As a boy he speared eels through the ice (see "Poem of Joys"); he sailed around Peconic Bay, circling Shelter Island down to Montauk, where he chatted with the fishermen on the rocks below the lighthouse; he enjoyed ferrying between Manhattan and Brooklyn, when the borough was a growing suburban town of thirty thousand inhabitants, the East River still bridgeless.

I can't tell you how galling this is coming from a man who sunk everybody else's joy of life when he sailed on a flotilla screaming about sovereignty and jingoistic rhetoric, contributing to the climate we find ourselves in.

The pounding of beer, not-my-baby, look at my deltoids, here's me with a buxom blonde, kitschy mustache, fuchsia filter, blur of joy and sailing and riding elephants sans pants bonanza.

Wooden boats staked to the shore in Dominick DiLorenzo's "Mooring on Hallock's Bay" affirm the joys of rowing and sailing -- no noisy, oily outboard motors for the purists who own these pleasure craft.

Sailing there Ondeck Sailing (001 268 562 6696; ondecksailing.com) offers a range of sailing courses.

Makers of sailing ships scoffed at steamships.