Sentence examples for sail then from inspiring English sources

An overnight sail then brought us to Talbot Bay, where taller wooded cliffs made a dark early shadow against the brilliant surrounding blues.

Mark -- nerdy, pudgy, harried -- is shown rigging up their car, first with a sail, then a microwave contraption using huge satellite dishes, and finally a helium tank with a bulbous hose.

With a shiny half dollar and a volume of Ralph Waldo Emerson's essays, she hid herself for several hours after the ship set sail, then presented herself to the captain, saying that she simply had to get to Hollywood, but didn't have a cent to spare.

The solar sail then unfurls, and using the gentle force of photons from the sun a little more than the force a quarter exerts on the hand guides the satellite into position 1.2 million miles from the earth.

So it hasn't all been plain sailing then.

I've never sailed before, but if this is sailing, then I'm addicted.

I got into windsurfing at 11, then dinghy sailing, then yachts.

In Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway's home, sofas are made from the designers' former boat – first restored for sailing, then shipwrecked, then repurposed into furniture.

After discovering that sails, then largely made of cotton canvas, were often badly sewn or sloppily cut, he took them apart and remade them into stauncher products that improved the performance of boats.

If you go through difficulty and sail through then you're not so fearful, you know it will be ok.

Johnson watched the ball sail foul, then charged in when the ball drifted over the infield.