Sentence examples for sailing a problem from inspiring English sources
In a third convoy sailing, a problem with her steering gear caused her to collide with another convoy ship, Empire Scott, and on 1 August Empire Simba straggled and dropped out of the convoy.
We are sailing, in fact, in a problem of perspective.
Del Potro sailed a forehand long.
Alas, that ship sailed a while ago.
The sailing speed optimization problem aims to determine the optimal cruising speeds of ships by balancing the number of ships required on services, the fuel consumption, and the level of service provided for customers.
Rats first arrived as stowaways in Western sailing ships and are a problem because they eat native tortoise and bird eggs.
The couple, who were sailing around Branson's Necker Island, got into trouble when their boat developed a problem with the sail.
Mr. Roque said that corruption at the ports was a problem that allowed ships to sail without the necessary clearance.
As long as humans have been sailing, fouling by attaching organisms has been known as a problem that needs to be overcome.
The Duke of Dunstable – Harry Enfield, magnificent under full sail – is staying at Blandings Castle, and that's a problem.
