Sentence examples for sailed deep from inspiring English sources

Piazza's 16th home run sailed deep into the left-field bleachers.

Feeling the pressure, he put even more pace on his forehand on the next point, and the ball sailed deep.

Sorensen has sailed deep into ice at both poles for 30 years, but this voyage is different, he says.

A long free kick from Simon Elliott sailed deep into Italy's area, off Cannavaro's hip as he fell and directly toward the waiting Smeltz for the tap-in.

Joe Torre, patching in relievers after Mussina's three-inning stint, produced David Wells, whose first pitch was sailed deep into the bleachers by Sox d.h.h

My first two backhands sailed deep, but once I adjusted, I was able to pound shot after shot, cross court and down the line.

Five of the ships sailed deeper into the sound, tasked with protecting the main column from Confederate gunboats.

A couple of months ago, the stately vessel that is the Metropolitan Opera was sailing deep into icy waters.

For instance, commercial crop-dusters usually dispense liquids, and their nozzles produce droplets far too large for sailing deep into human lungs.

Finally Platini, carving out a chance for himself with a skitter down the left, shot high from the edge of the area, the ball sailing deep into the crowd.

The theatrical double… "Matisse: The Cut-Outs," a show at the Museum of Modern Art, will give you as much aesthetic pleasure as you can stand and then some.… A couple of months ago, the stately vessel that is the Metropolitan Opera was sailing deep into icy waters.