Sentence examples for sailing ahead from inspiring English sources

So it's clear sailing ahead, right?

For now, though, Evercore sees smooth sailing ahead.

The nation's opposition parties, numerically feckless in Parliament, dismissed the A.N.C.'s claims of smooth sailing ahead.

Besides stimulating interest in sailing ahead of the America's Cup, the new regattas form part of the training and preparation for it.

When you say It's all downhill from here, you could mean "From now on, it's going to be easy -- smooth sailing ahead".

Some analysts say that the plan is certain to win approval, so that with last year's losses behind it, British Energy should have smooth sailing ahead.

If he took Tanzania's helm, the country might sail ahead.

In the second lead change on the leg, Barker sailed ahead and built a safe advantage.

When it turned green, she placidly sailed ahead and out of sight.

He questioned whether Mr. Romney was putting the business interests of his political donors at Full Sail ahead of the interests of students.

At Jutland Caroline was part of the force that sailed ahead of the main fleet to establish the position of the German battleships.