Sentence examples for sail leaves from inspiring English sources

Every year, cannas and banana plants, with their huge green sail leaves, seem to become more widely available as they become more popular.

The two-hour sail leaves at 8 p.m. from Pier 81, West 41st Street and 12th Avenue; boarding begins at 7 p.m. Tickets, at $65 a person, include one drink; other food and refreshments can be purchased.

The clew tie down, something often overlooked, allows you to adjust the outhaul without the sail leaving the boom.

There isn't a single solid line in the painting; sails, leaves, a house are all just congregations of brushstrokes.

He also bogeyed the par-3 third after his windblown tee shot sailed left into a stream.

Nicklaus was in with a 69 for 284, four under par and tied for the lead with Watson, whose 2-iron at the 218-yard 17th hole sailed left into the rough, about 16 feet from the cup.

After Beitia's 43-yard attempt sailed left and allowed Miami to escape with a 28-27 victory, a man in Miami apparel ran onto the field from the sideline and was photographed taunting Beitia.

His chip down the green from the fringe gets to within four feet, but he misreads a tricky downhill tiddler, the ball sailing left, and the chance of a birdie is gone.

Westwood certainly gives his 25-footer a chance of dropping in, but it's needlessly aggressive, the ball sailing left of the hole then turning right, six feet past the hole.

A Sunday that had been filled with shots that should have been framed and hung on a wall in the clubhouse came down to a missed iron shot that sailed left of the 10th green, down in the shadowy no-man's land where bogeys are a given, where Perry was when he clunked a pitch 15 feet past the hole.

The shot sailed left, too left, and into rough grass.