Sentence examples for sail attached from inspiring English sources

A drawing on every box showed a man on skis, a parachutelike sail attached to his wrists and legs.

The boat will be inverted inside a hangar, without its huge wing sail attached, and subjected to the sorts of loads that destroyed the first AC72.

Powered by an enormous wing sail attached to a hundred-foot mast, Artemis is among the yachting world's fastest sailing vessels, and one of the most imposing.

Mr Howes's boat has a more conventional wing and tailplane acting as a sail, attached to the foil by a long crossbeam from which is suspended the hull carrying the lone pilot.

On stage, a sail attached to a giant mast was erected and then shredded by the force of some special effect supposed to indicate wind.

The stock, with one sail attached was carefully inserted through the poll end of the windshaft and once wedged in position and the clamps had been attached the second sail was fitted to the stock.

Remnants of a shipwreck will be evident to the audience by the rigging and sails attached to the Boardwalk rail, and the scenes will exploit Coney's landscape.

While some firms, like B9 Shipping and Cargill, have been experimenting with sails attached to the decks of cargo ships to make the most of following winds, Jacob Sterling, head of sustainability at Maersk, says these "won't be a solution for container shipping in the foreseeable future - among other things because we need the deck space to stack containers".

Set aside space to stow away a ten-foot mast with sails attached.

Use outdoor latex paint or a waterproof stain and clear polyurethane to paint the boom and the windmill (the circle with the sails attached).

Although the older farm windmills were basically small sails attached to a rotating shaft, wind turbines resemble giant propellers with their large teardrop-shaped blades.