Sentence examples for sailed at from inspiring English sources
When we sailed at night, dolphins kept us company.
On the proceeds of his 1st theft of a diamond ring from Tiffany's, the narrator sailed at once to Italy.
We sailed at 2am, crossing placid Port Philip Bay and entering the belligerent Bass Strait at dawn.
He had sailed at night only once before, with his father, and even that had been unplanned.
A hundred and twenty feet long, and made of riveted steel, the boat typically sailed at thirteen and a half knots, and accommodated about a dozen crew members.
As the balls struck bodies, players stepped off until one lone man faced a double threat: two balls sailed at him at once.
Richard Guttenburg, who teaches sailing at City Island-steered the boat.
Spithill began sailing at 7 in a two-person sloop with three miniature sails.
Sherman Hoyt has been teaching youngsters how to sail at Edgartown, on Martha's Vineyard.
The AC45 yachts are able to sail at speeds of over 35mph.
The grandson of a ship's captain, he learned to sail at an early age.
