Sentence examples for sail as a from inspiring English sources
It was Lakeina Monique Francis' first sail as a proud member of her country's armed services.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation recently designated the survivors, so graceful under sail, as a gravely endangered treasure.
He also taught teenagers how to sail as a longtime instructor at a program called Sail Caribbean.
Dalton, who learned to sail as a boy at the Jersey Shore, said that many of his hedge-fund clients were handy with a mainsheet.
Barrie, a Ruskin scholar, remembers a transatlantic sail as a young man aboard the thirty-five-foot Saecwen — copper-fastened and mahogany-planked — from Maine to Falmouth, England.
Ms. Antonelli remembers him as "the nicest instructor" at the club in Sardinia where she learned to sail as a child.
One onlooker described a successful ice sail as akin to "riding a motorcycle, with no brakes".
For epic interstellar journeys, he envisioned a rocketless vehicle that would be manufactured in space and equipped with an ultrathin sail as big as Texas.
Companies can choose from programs such as The Executive Cup, where teams can set sail on high performance boats in the San Francisco Bay or the British Virgin Islands and practice basic sailing as well as a slalom course.
Hinshaw learned to sail as an adult while living on Lido Isle in Newport Beach.
When deflated, the hull of the boat could be worn as a cloak, the oar used as a walking stick, and the sail as an umbrella.
