Sentence examples for likely to sail from inspiring English sources
If we can cultivate a calm approach to our obligations each morning, we are much more likely to sail through our to-do lists and feel like there is room for it all.
Headgear in Vejer is likely to sail over the embankment.
The House measure is likely to sail through next week, lawmakers and lobbyists predicted.
loan is still subject to approval by its executive board, it looks likely to sail through.
With £2.94m already achieved, and the holiday to come, Insurgent looks likely to sail past that figure.
A transaction is unlikely to get Beijing's green light unless it looks likely to sail through free of political hassle in the M&A target's home country.The US seems a particularly unwelcome place for Chinese M&As.
Procedural rules require three readings of the bill before final passage, but it is likely to formally sail through the state Senate sometime this week.
At the inter-species level, the likelihood ratio test showed that species with individuals that showed tiptoeing behaviour were more likely to exhibit sailing-related behaviours than species where tiptoeing was not observed (X = 9.969, p = 1.592 10−3 in sailing related behaviours and X = 12.82, p = 3.426 10−4 in non-sailing related behaviours, Figs. 2b and c-d).
Most Ph.D.s are likely to have sailed through school academically; it can be a shock to deal with students who find learning difficult.
JP Morgan is likely to pay $13bn, and it will continue to sail on with its reputation and, eventually its profits, totally untouched.
Most cruising yachts sail northeast to southwest on the tradewinds – so you are most likely to get a berth in the Marquesas Islands to sail back towards Tahiti.
