Sentence examples for sail when from inspiring English sources

I haven't yet taken to sitting in the cockpit of the Judy, pretending to be at sail when everything around me says I'm not.

The Dream set sail when the nation's economy had slowed, yet opened with two sellouts, with capacity at 18,729-seat Philips Arena limited to 10,000.

An indifferent student, Martin's dream, after he learned to sail when he was 14, was to sail leisurely around the world, surfing and fishing and generally having a grand old party all the way.

Chinese fans expressed fear for the mariner, with one writing that it was "likely he was adjusting or repairing the sail when he was struck or an accident occurred and he fell".

At an interview last month in Iowa with editors and reporters at The Ames Tribune, Mr. Romney turned the conversation to Full Sail when he was asked about the costs of higher education, and he volunteered that he had visited the school in Florida.

Why add sail when others have fled?

Scott started sailing when he was six years old.

Forget love - that ship sailed when you were born - to use one of your unfunny jokes.

To cite a simple example, "The ship sailed when Caldecott arrived" is not the same as "The ship had sailed when Caldecott arrived".

I just want to have it smooth sailing when he puts me out there.

I've always had the desire to lead, though it's not always smooth sailing when you run a company.