Sentence examples for sailed blind from inspiring English sources
For most of the voyage, he sailed blind into uncharted waters, toward unknown shores, through hurricane belts with nothing but clouds to warn of the weather ahead.
"Anything goes" no longer means wearing what you like; it means pulling up your rudder and going with the current, sailing blind.
At the time, Howe knew little about either blindness or the education of the blind, so he sailed back to Europe to observe schools for the blind.
Early evidence supporting this assumption stemmed from work by Simonnet, Guinard, and Tisseau (2005), who examined sailing performance of blind and blindfolded sailors who were instructed to steer a rectilinear trajectory in a sailboat.
She matched Williams, blinding serve for blinding serve, but in the first set tie-break, Sharapova double-faulted and Williams sailed another ace to win, 11-9.
Beginning as a fifteen-year-old, in 1981, Giordano undertook surveillance of the concrete blinds from which raptors were being shot by the thousands as they sailed in low over the mountains above Messina.
James Cook sailed past Golden Bay beyond Separation Point into Tasman Bay; the latter appeared landlocked, and Cook named it Blind Bay.
