Sentence examples for sailed over from from inspiring English sources
He sang traditional melodies like "Streets of Derry," which sounded as if they had sailed over from Ireland, taken a trip down to the Appalachians and then headed back north for the listening.
Owen Farrell, playing his first match in three weeks after a quad-muscle injury, replied from 40 metres in off a post on 20 minutes, but with England's scrum creaking and Tom Youngs popping up, Halfpenny's third kick sailed over from 40 metres for 9-3.
Home fly-half Shingler's fifth penalty sailed over from long range to reclaim the lead.
The first real chance fell to Webster but the Hearts defender's half-volley sailed over from just five yards out.
This is an atmospheric, ramshackle-in-the-right-way old boat that Dutchman Ton Brouwer used to sail over from Holland.
There are not one but three monsters: Grendel, a man-eating ogre who snacks nightly on sleeping Danes until Beowulf, the story's hero, sails over from what is now Sweden and rips his arm off; Grendel's mother, a fearsome swamp creature, hell-bent on avenging her creepy son; and a treasure-hoarding dragon, who was the inspiration for some of Tolkien's winged worm-things.
Her voice, airy and ethereal or brightly assertive, sailed over dance floors and leapt from radios from the mid-'70s well into the '80s.
A cross from Eddie Lewis sailed over his head, and an attempt to clear the ball by Milan's Thiago Silva smacked Eskandarian in the face.
Earlier that day, the Israeli military said, a mortar shell from Syria sailed over the Israeli-Syrian cease-fire line and crashed into an open field.
And with the three members of his band, he knocked around all sorts of syncopations or sailed over them with long lines from a lap steel guitar.
Mark Schwarzer had nearly gifted Japan the opening goal when, in trying to prevent the ball going behind for a corner, he kicked it straight to Nagatomo but the defender's effort from distance sailed over the bar with David Carney scrambling back to cover.
