Sentence examples for let sail from inspiring English sources
He converted his second set point with a lunging one-handed backhand that Soderling let sail past him.
It's doubtful Japan would be as willing to champion the cause of the thousands it let sail there.
"You can react to a narrow victory by trimming your sails, or you can decide 'What the hell, let's sail into the storm and make sure this has meant something.' " The champagne bottles from victory celebrations in Chicago will barely be emptied before Mr. Obama has to begin answering that question.
Drake devised a way to connect the sail to the board by using a universal joint, which let the sail pivot in a complete circle or lie flat — and allowed the rider to stand up.
She can't be the same or no modern maritime organisation would let us sail.
But if the shot seems headed toward a corner, often Hartnell will let it sail past.
"We said, 'Let's sail a boat to Gaza.' That was literally how it started".
If he closes, will Hamilton let him sail by to avoid any disasters?
Her face takes on a faraway look and she says: "Let's sail over to that island over … there".
The difficult vocabulary and the historical references eluded me, page after page, until, at last, I let them sail by unchallenged.
