Sentence examples for sailing in from from inspiring English sources

Last July, Brooklynites flocked to the waterfront to greet 26 tall ships sailing in from around the world.

In Ms. Lewis's book, Johnson likens the experience of staying in the Glass House to being on a "permanent camping trip protected from the weather," and inevitably a visitor recalled those words as he settled into a Barcelona chair to observe an armada of gray clouds sailing in from the west and to listen as a pack of coyotes in the nearby woods set up a chorus of howls.

Camby sailing in from the left side and the right side, dunking back rebounds.

These involved such things as catamarans sailing in from the Bahamas and helicopters dropping rudder-repair gift packages out of the sky.

Later on in his service, Khalas was riding in convoy behind a Humvee that was hit by an I.E.D. Grenades began sailing in from a nearby village.

Sailing in from Auckland on the hourly Fullers ferry, we pass underneath a whole hillside of these cheeky sentinels, life-sized human figures standing stock-still and buck naked on the headland above Matiatia Bay.

A comic fan finds herself stuck in the Marvel universe, Wonder Woman tries to find her way home, an ancient god of war is stuck in a scarecrow, and a bevvy of manga ships sails in from Japan.

Archives|3 LINERS SAIL TODAY; ONE IN FROM EUROPE; Many Tourists Booked on the Manchuria for California Via Panama.

3 LINERS SAIL TODAY; ONE IN FROM EUROPE; Many Tourists Booked on the Manchuria for California Via Panama.

Archives|2 SHIPS SAIL TODAY; 2 IN FROM EUROPE; Many New Yorkers Are Among the Tourists Booked for the West Indies.

"I thought the Rio Dulce was going to be like 'Heart of Darkness,' " said Rick Newman, who had sailed in from Honduras to look at a boat he was thinking of buying.