Sentence examples for sail with a from inspiring English sources
A sign on it sais, "Sail with a Total Data Center".
(As he was fond of repeating, he set sail with a Franklin-esque $1.50 in his pocket).
"She created a sail with a cross, a Star of David and a crescent moon," symbols of Christianity, Judaism and Islam, respectively, Ms. Gund said.
For its annual year-end festivities at Symphony Space, the company sets sail with a full cast of playful pirates, stuffy nobles and indelible melodies.
When the ship debuts in March, it will set sail with a 394-foot-long, 42-foot-high water slide called Vertigo.
In 1966, Hubbard — who by then had met and married another woman, Mary Sue Whipp — set sail with a handful of Scientologists.
Cole Tallerman, 15, handled the main sail with an easy confidence honed on family trips to the British Virgin Islands.
Accordingly the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Vladimir Jurowski set sail with an all-Strauss concert, an oddball launch to a festival about the new.
The Crystal will sail with an icebreaking escort vessel carrying two helicopters along its entire route, Paul Garcia, a company spokesman, wrote in an email.
Even so, the thrust generated is tiny: a sail with an area of one square kilometre would feel the same force that a kilogram weight exerts on a table on Earth.
Within the context of Project Dragonfly, initiated by the Initiative of Interstellar Studies (i4is), this paper proposes a novel concept for decelerating a spacecraft on an interstellar mission by combining a magnetic sail with an electric sail.
