Sentence examples for kind of sailing from inspiring English sources

"This is the kind of sailing I like," he added.

But he clearly relished the experience and afterwards spoke of one day getting back to a more relaxed kind of sailing.

Mr. Gehry, a weekend sailor, who has said he loves "the movement of sails in the wind," once compared Disney Hall to "a strange kind of sailing ship sitting in a box," and likened the auditorium to a dazzling ceremonial barge.

Ainslie is off to California where this weekend he will take charge of a very different kind of sailing boat, a super-fast catamaran with a five-person crew, as he begins the long and arduous task of trying to win the America's Cup for Britain.

I was kind of sailing along in my car, looking at the landscape and relying on information in a way that was not what I had done before.

A staircase seems to float like some kind of sail rigging to the second floor.

Here they are: 1) Sailing Sailing spiders raise their legs to create a kind of sail.

If we have the right compass, what we only need is the right kind of sail to reach our goal".

Or, in a more sinister vein, the desired truth "just kind of sails overhead / like a turkey vulture, on parenthetical wing, / empty as a cupboard".

Qualities sought for this kind of sail are propulsive force and dynamic stability.

But he just kind of sails in and moves to the beat better than the rest of the dudes combined.