Sentence examples for risk of sailing from inspiring English sources

At least for the time being, shipowners are willing to take the calculated risk of sailing in pirate-infested waters; so long as everyone bears his part of the extra $600m a year in premiums, they can pass the bill on to their customers.

Pelagic Australis is for charter at €3,500 $4,2000) per day and Pelagic at €1,500; specific trips cost anything from €5,000 to €12,000.Tricks of the tradeThe risks of sailing in the high latitudes include hitting ice, navigating in uncharted waters, being unable to anchor in violent weather, and the lack of help should a medical emergency arise.

Many of the refugees are willing to brave the treacherous sea, and risks of sailing on a flimsy boat, to escape war and conflict zones.

But not on the night of sailing.

A large number of sailors remain engaged in the occupation of sailing these boats.

Day 27: Hilarious dream: Instead of sailing West to the Orient, we were sailing EAST.

Learning to sail involves lots and lots of sailing.

"Part of sailing is risk management," said John Rousmaniere, a member of the panel and the author of "Fastnet, Force 10," which chronicled the 1979 Fastnet Race, in which 15 sailors died.

To risk means, "to sail around a cliff".

In summary, and at the risk of repeating ourselves, the journal is sailing smoothly and we are well positioned on a steady course in an exciting and growing field.

"Anyone who passed the galley and did any washing-up that was needed had to be all right".There is of course an element of risk in sail training, says another skipper: "The sea will drown you if you get it wrong".