Sentence examples for sail to drive from inspiring English sources

Though slight, he has a very gentlemanly set of fighting skills: he knows how to box, how to sail, to drive racing cars, pilot planes and ride horses.

"It has a typical Graeco-Roman flat-bottomed design," Boetto says, with a hold three metres deep and a square sail to drive it, suspended from a mast, which has not been found.

Photovoltaic cells on the 219 square-meter, or 2,360 square-foot, sail surface are designed to drive the yacht at speeds of up to eight knots.

This realization happens after the last throes of early twentydom sail by, and is enough to drive one to infinite martinis.

When the five-time Cup campaigner was handed the keys to drive the sailing program for the software entrepreneur Larry Ellison, it appeared Cayard was headed back to New Zealand to chase sailing's grandest prize once again.

Not everyone who knows how to drive a boat know how to sail, but anyone with certified sailing instruction will know the fundamentals of driving a boat.

Benbow then sailed as far north as Newfoundland in order to drive the pirates away, but they evaded capture.

The first windmill to drive a generator was built in 1890 by P. LaCour in Denmark, using patent sails and twin fantails on a steel tower.

The further away you get from a base — that is, the longer you have to fly, sail, drive, or march to get to the fight — the less able you are to kick ass when you actually get to fighting.

LAST Tuesday, as thousands of Westchester residents headed south to watch Operation Sail 2000, John P. Banning Jr. drove north to Mount Vernon.

They get to help set sails, drive the ship or participate in special education programs on celestial navigation or the history of New York Harbor.