Sentence examples for sailboat under from inspiring English sources

One of Gabler's neighbors wrote a letter to Lenny Kinnear, a Coast Guard official who oversees ferry operations, which was featured on the neighborhood Web site Battery Park.TV: "Even in midsummer, it is extremely rare to see a single kayaker or sailboat under way anywhere near the terminal.

Real operation sailboat under real conditions is simulated.

You'll know about operating a sailboat under power, negotiating shipping lanes, coastal navigation and other essentials.

The first body was found floating when a sailboat crossed under the Sunshine Skyway; several people on board saw an object in the water.

Art historical fluctuations are represented as well, from Pissarro's broken-brushstroke Impressionism to Prendergast's panel of a beach scene from around 1902-4, inspired by C nne and the Fauves, and Feininger's canvas with sailboats painted under the influence of Cubism.

A few hours after that call, Mr. Abdi gave a drastically different account in a second call, suggesting that the pirates who hijacked the British sailboat had come under attack from "naval forces" that he was unable to identify.

Almost immediately, the 115-foot mast — about as tall as a 10-story building — dipped 30 degrees, and I found myself riding the high side of the heeled-over sailboat as we sped under the Golden Gate Bridge.

We were on a 30-foot sailboat with four children under 12 and it was the year of the gasoline shortage -- so the inn had cancellations from people short on gas.

When I was young I almost drowned getting caught under a sailboat.

All the while, they lived on a sailboat in the Hudson River or under plastic sheets in the building, where for six months there were no plumbing fixtures, only a hose.

Under bruised clouds, a battered sailboat is tossed on dark, frothing waves, about to capsize.