Sentence examples for opened sailing from inspiring English sources

The impact of his innovation was big; it allowed people who couldn't lift heavy wood boards to surf, and it opened sailing up to those who could never afford yacht club dues.

As in rowing, Park and Ainslie hope that the London Games will open sailing up to more people.

When Woods's tee shot on the 442-yard first hole in the 132nd British Open sailed wide right into the rain-sprinkled brownish green rough of wind-blown Royal St .George's, he and his posse searched and searched in and under the tangled beach grass near the English Channel.

He and two of the original crew had been dropped in their open sailing boat by an American whaling ship off the Ryukyu Islands.

Today, many of the views of tiny villages and coastal crags are unchanged, although Byron and his friends, who traveled in open sailing boats and along rutted carriage trails, would be astonished at how the once-impoverished Swiss republic has become one of the wealthiest corners of Europe.

Last year he opened a sail loft in England.

Mrs Charles Francis Adams, Bee Dabney then, a beautiful girl with slanted eyes, one of the models by Truman's admission for the character of Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's remembers being picked up in Manhattan to drive out to the Heights by car, an open convertible, sailing along the East River Drive with Truman at the wheel, a long scarf around his neck.

Seeing the Unity approaching, Moore opened full sail and cut away his boats in an attempt to escape.

He subjects theories to scholastic but frequently puckish close readings, takes note of the experts' facial expressions and what they order for lunch, opens his sails to gossip and jokes.

These shocks result from deployment mechanisms or opening solar sails and can cause failures of electronic devices and structures.

Once you get going, carefully open the sail and hold on for dear life!