Sentence examples for sail now from inspiring English sources

The fore-and-aft sail, now usually triangular, is set completely aft of a mast or stay, parallel to the ship's keel, and takes the wind on either side.

How good are you at sailing now?

I think the ship has sailed now for standard drive systems.

Adam Park (@adammpark) @DanLucas86 ok got the wind in my sails now.

SKC have the wind in their sails now and sweep forward.

I do a lot of sailing now and the spark really was going on Eilean for the "Rio" video.

A Queen sails now into the sun, flotilla a thousand proud; my dazzled surface gargling the crown.

"A lot of people didn't really have too much to do with sailing; now they are experts," he said.

The AC72 catamarans with 130-foot-tall wing sails now competing for the America's Cup in San Francisco Bay descend from concepts Mr. Newick helped develop.

He has the wind in his sails now, which permits him to act modest and to make himself as small as possible.

I always knew that there was no such thing as clear sailing, now that Twitter exists and I'm a person who's fairly active in social media.