Sentence examples for really sailing from inspiring English sources

When you cross the river by boat, as is more usual, this is the part where you feel you are really sailing: the moment when it's impossible to believe that a river can be so extraordinarily wide.

"It's probably one of the toughest things to win in sport because of the complexities of technical, management and sporting issues - it's really sailing's version of F1," he stated.

When in reality we had several liftoffs, we just never really sailed and that's nobody's fault.

Get more speed to really sail over the gap.

Trident Studios also makes remote-controlled model boats that really sail ($900, kits $450).

But in some ways, he really was sailing back to an earlier era, when American diplomats were less tied down.

"We really are sailing in our ancestors' wake," said Ka'iulani Murphy, 38, an apprentice navigator on the canoe.

When the England trio of Andy Gomarsall, Phil Vickery and Trevor Woodman are nominated to become freemen of the city of Gloucester, an honour once bestowed on Horatio Nelson, the old game of rugby union really is sailing into uncharted waters.

"Elvstrom really revolutionised sailing.

The Vinson now really, truly is sailing toward the Korean Pacific, or at least the Western Pacific.

"They really did sail a beautiful course, with graceful, arcing turns and no zig-zagging down the route," he said.