Sentence examples for must not sail from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Mavi Marmara must not sail, Mr. Dincer warned.

A likelihood ratio test was used to estimate the relationships between behaviours on water surface (sailing versus not sailing) and ballooning (tiptoeing versus not tiptoeing) at both the species and individual levels.

"Girls don't sail.

"I can't sail, I'm afraid".

We won't sail into the reservoir.

"I don't sail, I don't fish.

I mustn't, I mustn't".

We must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it — but sail we must and not drift, nor lie at anchor".

He must sail above it all.

To sail to windward, a sailing vessel must sail about 45-50 degrees off the wind and change direction by tacking (or zig-zag).

Spanish galleons must have sailed up the Clyde and pillaged them from Ibrox.