Sentence examples for much sailed from inspiring English sources
Aside from flashbacks, much of the action is set in the late nineteen-seventies, during an infamous doldrum, in which he pretty much sailed off the musical map.
I have no regular job and as far as they are concerned, my boat to achievement has very much sailed away.
"On one particular occasion we were just off Argentina in 40 knots of wind with probably a bit too much sail up," says Alex. "We went off a wave at about 27 knots into a hole and the boat fell flat down - bang! - flat onto what felt like concrete.
"We have too much sail area and the boat will be better balanced then," said Fossett.
"I like to teach people who haven't had much sailing experience, or any at all".
Sadly, though, there as so little wind that we didn't so much sail as drift into the harbour.
You can go round them in an orderly fashion, but we opted to go around the houses in order to get as much sailing experience as possible.
Are we – eight amateurs, on board for 10 days, only two of us with much sailing experience – really ready for this sort of expedition?
He has left a horrible job on a pension of £600,000 a year, and will be able to do as much sailing as he wants without incurring the wrath of the Obama administration.
BILLY CAMPBELL, a leading man in AMC's newest drama, "The Killing" (its second season starts April 1), didn't have much sailing experience before 2000 when he signed up to be part of the crew of the Sorlandet, a 186-foot Norwegian square-rig sailing ship built in 1927.
