Sentence examples for needed to sail from inspiring English sources

With the slave cargo unloaded, fewer hands were needed to sail the ship back to England; if some of the sailors debarked, fewer would have to be paid.

Other than the structural details needed to sail, stock and arm the Mary Rose, she was also equipped with flags, banners and streamers (extremely elongated flags that were flown from the top of the masts) that were either painted or gilded.

The ferry would need to sail just as the liner was getting near.

John Myrdal of Hawaii will need to sail the series of his life to break into the top ranks.

You don't need to sail your own yacht like London, or voyage for months on end like Captain Cook.

Once you've memorised it, you simply need to sail your ship around the 3D world and hit each buoy in numerical order.

"It is not only the choice of who is going to be the captain, but also what direction the ship needs to sail," said Rakesh Khurana, a leadership and corporate governance professor at Harvard Business School.

"All the material in Pelican is true because in order to do a good show I need to sail close to the wind and not be afraid of crunching through the horrid stuff," says Lyons. "Audiences don't like being mollycoddled; they want you to talk to them straight up.

The Deccan lies inland from Mumbai; one does not need to sail the waters of the Arabian Sea to the Gateway of India to get to the city from there.

To repair the damage, a cable repair ship of which there are only a couple dozen globally, Madory said will need to sail over to Tonga and start work, which could take weeks.

Carabane's landing is located on a small peninsula on the northeastern coast of the island, which means that boats need to sail along a significant portion of the coast before being able to land.