Sentence examples for particular sailing from inspiring English sources

"As demand for a particular sailing increases, the price will go up," he said.

He enjoyed retirement on Maryland's Eastern Shore, in particular sailing and bird watching, and spending time with his grandchildren.

You can hunt and peck for such online deals on your own by plugging in your state of residence, or you can work with an agent who specializes in cruises to figure out how much you'll actually save on a particular sailing.

By heading out into open sea with them without any particular sailing expertise, the guardians of those children cast them into another kind of Devil's Hole, one from which they might not have returned.

But this particular cruise sets sail on Sept. 9, 2001, so everyone is going to wake up early two days later to a horrible surprise, and the ship's immediate escalation to the highest level of military alert.

Using the Newell as a guide, curators rebuilt the C. Andrews — in particular the sails, made of mica, and the rigging and masts, made of glass, which were shattered.

The required total launch mass for a particular solar sail is derived in analytical form.

The garages are filled with sports equipment — in particular, the boards, sails, masts and attendant paraphernalia of windsurfing.

After Romney talked them up in December, the New York Times ran a long article highlighting the low graduation rates and high tuitions at many for-profit colleges and reported that the C.E.O. of the college Romney had singled out for particular praise, Full Sail, in Florida, was a major donor to his campaign.

If that's the concern, then I fear that particular ship has sailed.

She loved the water, and sailing in particular.