Sentence examples for sail close from inspiring English sources

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Well, not quite, but they did sail close to rock cabaret at times.

At times, though, they must sail close to it in seeking to challenge the executive, whether king or Home Office.

It has even dispatched warships to sail close to the maritime borders of the United States in the Atlantic Ocean.

Making her Olympic debut, Murphy said it was "brilliant" sail close to the Nothe ticketed spectator area.

Small businesses sail close to the wind to avoid it (and I do my best to help them).

Cruise ships, which typically sail closer to shore, have a more squarish profile for larger passenger loads.

Instead of reclining here we relocated to Deck 11's swimming pools, where I lounged back as we set sail, closing my eyes to the sounds of Bob Marley.

But the ship seemed to be maneuvering in a way that would force the Nassau to sail closer to Yemen, where several speed boats were clearly visible.

The Sappho "could sail closer to the wind than any other yacht on runners," said an article in The Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle in 1879.

USA rounded the outside of mark 2 with a 11-second lead and headed offshore while the Kiwis rounded shoreside of the mark to sail closer to shore.