Sentence examples for safe sailing from inspiring English sources

Hesiod used the appearances and disappearances of important fixed stars in the course of the annual cycle in order to prescribe the work to be done around the farm or the seasons for safe sailing.

I wish her guests and crew safe sailing.

With Half-Safe sailed back to New York, the Carlins commenced their journey for a second time on 3 July, but were once again forced back to shore a few days later, this time after nearly being asphyxiated due to a cracked exhaust pipe.

You will learn about basic aero- and hydrodynamics and practice safe, smooth sailing using tacking, jibing, right-of-way, and docking techniques.

A mile-or-so stretch of water beside the small town has the advantage of being cut off from the wider river by an island, creating shallow depths good for forming ice and safe ice sailing away from traffic on the main channel.

Stuart Garrett, managing director of Serco NorthLink Ferries, said: "High winds and waves mean it is not currently safe to sail but we are watching forecasts very closely and believe it may be possible to sail late tomorrow (Sunday).

Private papers from the man responsible for making sure the Titanic was safe to sail have emerged that show he demanded 50% more lifeboats but was pressurised by the White Star Line into backing down.

Storms of this severity and length are very unusual and it has not been safe to sail since Thursday".

The USCG took the position that only the captain could decide when it was safe to sail.

Despite holding a big lead in the winner-take-all final race, Spithill & Co. refused to play it safe -- the sails stayed reined in, one hull out of the water on a sunny afternoon on the Bay when the wind was really ripping.

Laura wrote in her blog that she had to concentrate on keeping the yacht safe, seaworthy and sailing while the weather was poor.