Sentence examples for sailed really from inspiring English sources

"Other than that, from the first windward mark we've sailed really well.

"I sailed really well, got good starts and made some good decisions, so it's great that it all came together today when it mattered," she said.

"Jonas is sailing really well, he's having the regatta of his life.

"We didn't notice," said Webb. "It was about watching the wind and the tide and sailing really well as a team".

When in reality we had several liftoffs, we just never really sailed and that's nobody's fault.

Instead, there was only a moment's hesitation to make sure that Elena Dementieva's last shot really had sailed long, then a low-key trot to the net and an earnest embrace of her childhood rival turned Grand Slam foil.

When you cross the river by boat, as is more usual, this is the part where you feel you are really sailing: the moment when it's impossible to believe that a river can be so extraordinarily wide.

Simpson, educated at Pangbourne College, a mixed boarding school in Berkshire, was also a keen footballer but it was sailing that had really taken his heart, with his talent soon spotted by former UK national racing coach Jim Saltonstall.

Get more speed to really sail over the gap.

I thought I'd sailed through the 50 barrier really easily – it came and went, not a problem.

Are we – eight amateurs, on board for 10 days, only two of us with much sailing experience – really ready for this sort of expedition?