Sentence examples for making sailing from inspiring English sources

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It occupied a whole sector in the northeast of the city, the Arsenal a vast assemblage of basins, yards, and workshops for making sails, ropes, and ordnance.

On August 8 or 9 (sources disagree on the exact date ), Captain Linzee spotted two American schooners making sail for Salem around 8 in the morning.

At 08 20, with no means of making sail and with wreckage obscuring most of his gun decks, Decrés surrendered to spare any further, fruitless, loss of life.

Finally making sail on 31 December, she set course for the West Indies to harass British shipping, and by late March 1814 had captured five merchant ships and the 14-gun.

Crosscurrents and tide rips made sailing a momentary adventure.

It seems a shame to lose that opportunity to make sailing more publicly accessible".

It is going to disrupt our business and make sailing look like an elitist sport.

As rising wealth in the 1990's made sailing accessible to more people, Beneteau's revenue exploded.

Below are excerpts from a conversation about how — for a price — anyone can make sailing a tall ship his or her new day job.

In the 1960s, the Mirror newspaper group decided to make sailing accessible to all classes of people, as previously it had been a rich man's sport.