Sentence examples for sailing after from inspiring English sources

It ought to be clear sailing after that.

While the American nuclear industry has predicted clear sailing after its first plants are built, the problems in Europe suggest these obstacles may be hard to avoid.

He got interested in sailing after his marriage, and worked up to a 52-foot schooner, which he, Mrs. Patton and their 8-year-old son sailed to Honolulu with the assistance of only one deckhand.

When asked if he would enjoy taking advantage of the freedom that his eco-powered boat had given him and continue sailing after the finish as Moitessier did, Sanso laughed.

At the end of a day of hard-water sailing, after the sun set and the wind died down, food arrived, beer and wine were poured and a fire stove was lighted, building a living tableau of Hudson winters past.

He made it sound as if he were delivering moderately good news, as if there were less challenging months to come, and if we could only get through these "next few months" it would be smooth sailing after that.

Then, near the end of the show, Jane Fonda advanced to the front of the stage like a ship of the line in full sail after much repair work had been done on the mast and the rigging.

Sailing soon after, President captured two British merchant ships, which helped to replenish her stores.

The tiny satellite will unfurl four solar-powered Mylar sails after a month in space, for a first short test of solar sailing near Earth.

It's not made the pin-board, even if we so-called "remoaners" have had some wind in our sails after yesterday's high court judgement.

Photograph: Luke MacGregor/AFP/Getty Images 2.39pm BST Saskia Clark celebrates with Hannah Mills (obscured by the sail) after winning the silver medal in the women's 470 class at the Olympics sailing venue in Weymouth and Portland.