Sentence examples for sailed more from inspiring English sources

The North Korean boat ignored five warning broadcasts and sailed more than a mile into South Korean-held water.

For Bill Driscoll of Wilmington, N.C., who has sailed more than most third graders, it is "going where you can't usually go".

A boat carrying 120 Somalis and Ethiopians sailed more than two weeks ago, but the engine failed, leaving them drifting in the Gulf of Aden.

The following summer, the Gjöa sailed more than eight hundred miles from King Point, until sea ice forced a brief stop on Herschel Island, which lies just off the Yukon.

"Sarah was one of the round-the-world crew and aside from missing a couple of races in Australia due to the passing of her mother, she had sailed more than half the way round the world, with 20,000 nautical miles of racing under her belt between London and China, where the yacht left on 21 March".

It was not until last January, however, that new-school skiing gained wide-scale notice and respect, when a French freeskier named Candide Thovex sailed more than 20 feet off the ground in the half-pipe competition at the 2003 Winter X Games.

Ferry services to Ireland are sailing more slowly, and even airlines have been trimming speeds.

I regrettably see a lot of America's Cup competitors today who sail more for the paycheck".

"It's better to be faster upwind that downwind because you sail more distance upwind," said Robbie Haines, an America's Cup veteran.

Ben Ainslie admits he is going to have to continue to sail more conservatively if he is to surpass Rodney Pattisson as Great Britain's most successful Olympic sailor and realise his dream of winning the gold medal in Beijing.

The Symphony sails more or less everywhere, around the world.