The phrase "sailboat by" is not correct and lacks context to be usable in written English
It could potentially be used in a context where you are describing a location or an action involving a sailboat, but it needs additional information to make sense.
Example: "The sailboat by the dock was ready for departure."
Alternatives: "sailboat near" or "sailboat alongside."
There is also Hydroptère, the avant-garde hydrofoil designed by the Frenchman Alain Thébault that set a record in 2009 for a sailboat by sustaining a speed of 52.86 knots (about 60 m.p.h).
THE NEWS A French effort to free a family held hostage on their sailboat by pirates off the Somali coast ended with the father dead and the other four freed.
"I was about seven years old when a friend and I got extremely bored watching my dad fix his sailboat by the harbour.
Sketch the main body of the Sailboat by drawing a trapezoid.
In the 1960s, multihull sailboats — by then even faster and lighter — reappeared.
Lloyd Harbor Cove should only be transited in larger powerboats and sailboats by captains with local knowledge.
His parents adore their son and have been whipped about like sailboats by his furies.
His latest pursuit: 30-year-old sailboats by the Swedish-born designer Carl Alberg, like our eBay special.
I was racing sailboats by then, and I used to fantasize that I was with Horatio Nelson when I was going to the America's Cup, that I was going out to battle.
The show is studded by gems, including a tiny, hyperactive watercolor of New York Harbor by John Marin, a townscape glowing red and green like a stained glass window by Oscar Bleumner, a riff on sailboats by Charles Demuth that is like shattered glass and a small, angular, vigorously painted and richly colored still life by Arshile Gorky (Johnson).
The show is studded with gems, including a tiny, hyperactive watercolor of New York Harbor by John Marin, a townscape glowing red and green like a stained-glass window by Oscar Bleumner, a riff on sailboats by Charles Demuth that is like shattered glass and a small, angular, vigorously painted and richly colored still life by Arshile Gorky (Johnson).
