"sail making" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of creating or constructing sails for boats or ships. Example: "Her grandfather had been a master in the art of sail making, and he passed down his skills to her. Now, she spends her days in the sail loft, meticulously crafting each sail by hand."
Investigators were questioning a Tunisian man who was among the survivors and was believed to be one of the traffickers who charged each passenger at least €1,000£62525) to sail, making the vessel's human cargo worth almost €500,000.
It is 45 years since Whidden invested $5,000 in his own sail making company, which built to eight employees, but then rose to become president of North Sails, recently sold with 2,400 employees and a worldwide turnover, a substantial part of which is from clothing, of over $400m.
ПАРУСНАЯ МАСТЕРСКАЯ -- Sail making factory across the courtyard from NCCA Residency.
Suggested derivations include: from πλεῖν plein, "to sail," making the Pleiades the "sailing ones"; from πλέος pleos, "full, many"; or from πελειάδες peleiades, "flock of doves".
Sail: Slide in the sail, making sure that you have your Battens in.
Early industries in Rockport were food exporting, sail making, and lime manufacturing.
The 21st-century Brooklyn iteration of this ancient form is built on a bamboo frame, with a sail made of either Japanese rice paper or Indian kite paper.
Based on an ancient Egyptian sailing ship, this 66-foot craft has a sail made from hundreds of swatches painted with messages of tolerance and hope by children around the world.
By way of a solar sail, made of a strong but ultra thin plastic that's coated with aluminum (it's no wider than a human hair).
A summer time ritual as sure as hikes and calamine lotion, lightening bugs and mayonnaise jars, the last part of my summers were always spent at Camp Tockwogh learning how to sail, make friends, and find independence.
Put your rock on his/her raft and set sail! Make a flag or sail for decoration.
