Sentence examples for sail year from inspiring English sources

With a passion for sailing that he had developed as a young boy, he opted to remain in California where he could sail year round.

For nearly a decade, British groups sailed year after year, driven by the will and energy of his widow, Lady Jane Franklin.

Prices for select sailings on MSC Divina that sails year-round in the Caribbean start as low as $399 for a 7-night voyage.

The Republican senator responded with some tired tripe about reigning in steroid usage, as though that ship hadn't sailed years ago.

That's why we're there, that's why you'll stay interested, and that's why this creaking old ship is still sailing, years after she should have sunk.

[You mean regain your sanity, because that ship sailed years ago.] I want to show your glory to everyone, Lord, [No point to doing that. CBS will just blur it out anyway, kid. Keep your glory in your pants.] but I'm just such a broken man right now".

William the about-to-be Conqueror and 12,000 knights and soldiers set sail that year from the port of Dives-sur-Mer Dives-sur-Mer Dives-sur-Mersion beaches, with an armada of 696 ships and 2,500 smaller craft.

It's hard to image Gingrich setting sail next year for a run at the White House.

By the time of Augustus up to 120 ships were setting sail every year from Myos Hormos to India, trading in a diverse variety of goods.

Since 2014 they've been producing them in California and incorporating ex-windsurfs and boat sails with kitesurfs, recycling more than 750 sails a year.

"The boat does 220 days sailing a year, and we very often go much further afield.