Sentence examples for sailing of from inspiring English sources
It hasn't always been smooth sailing of course but it never is.
The initial sailing of the thousand ships led to the Achaeans' invading the wrong island.
"The sailing of the Philosophy Steamer had a universal symbolic significance," Ms. Chamberlain writes breathlessly.
The journey back to the office is not all smooth sailing, of course.
Fogg's journey isn't always smooth sailing, of course, and there are some bumps in ours too.
At a recent sailing of the Leviathan, a young lady passenger discovered she had left her handbag at home.
Lot of football, lot of sailing, lot of sports down at the Cape over the weekend".
What's your opinion of the sailing skills of the other members of Duran Duran?
Jamie's figure-skating poetics calls to mind the precision-sailing of Gerard Manley Hopkins's "Windhover", the poem itself moving "as a skate's heel smooth on a bow-bend", or Robert Frost's proclamation that "like a piece of ice on a hot stove, the poem must ride on its own melting".
His chest is a sail of impregnable flesh.
July, vapid, humid: sails of sailboats swelled, yellow boxes Of cigars from Cuba plumped.
