Sentence examples for sailing collective from inspiring English sources
We are members of a sort of sailing collective, an Internationale without dogma, a league of learners led by volunteer Argonauts.
From high up you could hear, as his forehands sailed wide, the collective gasp from the quadrant of the upper bowl where fans were able to see right away that a particular shot was out.
Yes, we Colts fans are learning to love and support our guys through thick and thin -- even though the wind was long gone from collective sails by the game's close and fans left early (I think we all should stay and see our guys off the field for each game. Game-changing plays do happen but seem to take backseats to that urge to "beat the traffic" 'round here).
Since then, the collective has sailed down the Hudson (Swimming Cities of Switchback Sea), from Slovenia to Venice (Swimming Cities of Serenissima), and, after some major crew changes, down the Ganges River (Swimming Cities: Ocean of Blood).
But, as collective breaths were held, Robson's free-kick sailed over the bar.
He trotted out for the 49-yard attempt, and a collective groan arose from Martin Stadium when his kick sailed true.
Citizen's white shirt is wafted to suggest the sails of a wind-tossed ship as a voyage into the collective memory of a people unfolds, with the horrors of Middle Passage at its core.
The South Korea substitute gave his team a merited lead with a drive that sailed through the CSKA Moscow keeper's grasp and over the line to a collective gasp.
Seven weeks later, the sailing team Simpson left behind is still working to get its second boat in the water, still working to regain its collective equilibrium and confidence.
