Sentence examples for sail way from inspiring English sources
Fragile Sail Way, 4062-Jeffrey R. Kessler to Jeffrey T. Kuczynski and Carly J. Needel, $575,000.
The Avengers film is evidently going to sail way past its existing 2015 rivals, setting a target for this year's other likely big hitters (Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Spectre) to match.
Decades of falling catches have induced them to travel farther to fill their holds: one reason why Spanish skippers hate expensive fuel is that so many sail way beyond EU waters.More fuel is being used by fleets all round the world, and falling fish stocks are "the major driver", says Peter Tyedmers, an economist at Dalhousie University in Canada.
Morrison used "Caledonia" in what has been called a quintessential Van Morrison moment in the song, "Listen to the Lion" with the lyrics, "And we sail, and we sail, way up to Caledonia".
Just as with Bush and the vampire or Hitler depiction, to call Obama a socialist because they don't like his health care reform proposals and economic policies is to sail way off the deep end.
Woods sailed way over it, Mickelson was short and in the rough and Watson was short.
The forward's spectacular 18-yard volley sails way, way over the bar.
Floyd's drive rode the wind and sailed way right into thick gorse.
Perez's tee shot sailed way right into hedges near the out-of-bounds stakes.
"The wind took it, and the ball sailed way over my head.
Bagwell didn't even bother watching as Edmonds' shot sailed way over the St . Louisbullpen in right field.
