Sentence examples for sailing light from inspiring English sources

I'll tell you what I would tell my own beloved younger brother, if he hadn't had such a tragic love of sailing, light aircraft and spelunking: "Every day when you get up, square your shoulders and say, "Thank God I was born into a privileged media dynasty whose vast and self-perpetuating fortune is dependent only on the infinite gullibility of the common man".

On the Nile may be found the dahabeah, a sailing lighter and houseboat.

"Sailing on light is the only technology that can someday take us to the stars," said Louis Friedman, director of the Planetary Society, the worldwide organization of space enthusiasts.

A great big, ugly, metal structure shaped like a sail lit up in different colors across the Solent: a reminder that there was a real world out there.

After getting its bearings, the roo found the back door open and skipped off into the morning light, sailing over a two-metre fence on its way.

If you sail in lighter winds a LONGBOARD is a good first choice, and good investment that you'll likely keep as long as you windsurf.

With oil sailing past $100 a barrel, that will be good news both for the environment and for Maersk's profits.The new ships will ply the routes between Asia and Europe, arriving in Europe packed with Chinese-made TVs and fridges but sailing back much lighter.

Pros Fairhope has excellent fishing (flounder and redfish), sailing and light traffic.

We took the shortest route through a narrow channel between Normanby and Fergusson Islands, but it was still a 75-mile day of sailing with light following winds.

At the Nile in 1798 perhaps his finest action he changed the course of the war by sailing in the fading light straight into Aboukir Bay to destroy the anchored French fleet, thus isolating Napoleon's army.

In the distance, a plane, a cluster of lights, was sailing noiselessly east through a few rags of clouds.