Sentence examples for make the sail from inspiring English sources
Faced with a solid block even the lovely curve of white marble that went to make "The Sail" in 1988—she needed to hack it to pieces, then rebuild it as she wanted.
If sailing in very low wind, letting go of the main-sheet will not be enough to make the sail go out - push the boom out slowly with your hand and go to step three.
As it tries to attract larger crowds to races, the America's Cup is also working to incorporate the positional data to make the sailing more engaging to watch live.
This was a small and brief turn to windward which would make the sails shiver and reduce the ship's speed.
Understand that it's best to practice on calm days, and so, for example, learn to reef your boat (make the sails smaller).
Bane (pronounced Bar-nay, but short for Slobodan Banasin), made the sailing easy, and quickly allayed my fears that taking our children (Ilona aged nine, and Morgan, almost five) on a yacht was not foolhardy.
Frequent resale of luxury boats has created a strong used yacht market, which has also made the sailing dream more affordable.
The golden light of the morning made the sails glow beautifully.
I never do make the land-sailing: on the day, rain stops play.
Veterans groups from around the country had proposed that she should make the tour under sail, but due to the schedule of visits on her itinerary she was towed by the minesweeper.
