Sentence examples for sailing in a from inspiring English sources

And so I had a summer off, which I spent teaching sailing in a girls' camp.

I first heard Dye's name while sailing in a substantially bigger boat to St Kilda.

Many sailors have described the conditions as "sailing in a toilet" or an "open sewer".

The program ties in with "Maritime Miniatures: Sailing in a Bottle," the museum's current exhibition.

His novelised account, Sailing in a Sieve (1963), was published in Britain, and abroad.

And this weekend, he was sailing in a local event in the same hometown waters.

They were both sailing in an around-the-world regatta that set off from the Canary Islands.

Meanwhile, up river at the MIT, the women Danielle Ames '96, Lisa Collins '97, Elaine Heal '96, and Heather Back '96 were sailing in an intersectional regatta.

It is clearly seen that if a vessel spends more time sailing in an ECA and the ship is cheaper, this option would be more attractive.

Notes: ECA25% means the amount of time spent sailing in an ECA is 25% of one year; ECA50% the amount of time spent sailing in an ECA is 50%; while ECA 100% implies that a ship operates the whole year in an ECA. Figure 5 compares the probability of exercising an option and the call option values for different new-built ship values.

We set sail in a couple of hours.