Sentence examples for now sailing with from inspiring English sources

The Frenchman Michel Desjoyeux, who won the last Vendée and is now sailing with the Belgian Jean-Luc Nélias, will certainly be one to watch.

The 1996 bronze medalist, Jeff Madrigali, now sailing with his fellow Californians Hartwell Jordan and Craig Healy is capable of doing so, but so is Jochen Schumann of Germany, Jesper Bank of Denmark and Rod Davis of New Zealand.

The sensitive eyes and the sensuous lips now sail with rare serenity into another millennium accompanied by another female: his daughter, Naomi, born to an 84-year-old father.

Despite the appointment of a new CEO, Nokia is now sailing adrift with no major product lead for its next assault on the smartphone market.

That ship has now sailed.

Surely that ship has now sailed for the Gunners?

Bonnet now sailed into the western Caribbean.

Navy ships, on average, now set sail with only 90percentt of a full crew.

Stanley, his hair now white, sailed with the 107 survivors back to Zanzibar.

So he now focuses on sailing with his wife, Dr. Carol Bennett, a urologist at USC's medical school, their 6-year-old daughter, Teal, and son, Keith, 4. "A couple of years ago, we never saw each other," says Bennett, who met Black during her residency at the University of Michigan.

In the now infamous Hobart race, sailing with as good a crew as money could buy, Sayonara overcame a litany of gear failures to win line honors as the first boat to finish.