Sentence examples for sailing public from inspiring English sources
In terms of the history of commercial flight, the disasters of the last two months came at a point of maximum hubris, reminiscent of the launching of the Titanic, when the Cunard line convinced the sailing public that trans-Atlantic crossings could be as comfortable as weekends at the Ritz.
"I think there would be both public and sailing community support for that," he says.
Most of what legislators, environmentalists and energy mavens are talking about is just sailing right over the public's head.
Still, the expiration doesn't mean that new editions will sail into the public sphere unopposed.
The public silence around FGM was broken; we were sailing toward its eradication.
The ship sails at 4 45; the public address system is already warning those who are not sailing to go ashore.
The Amistad will participate in Operation Sail 2000 in Mystic beginning next Wednesday, and will then sail to New Haven for public viewing there on July 15.
The expedition ship, the steam schooner Fox, bought via public subscription, sailed from Aberdeen on 2 July 1857.
They haven't grasped that that ship has long since sailed -- the American public not only knows who Barack Obama is, they've figured out that they twice elected him president of the United States.
A similar bill, SB 1467, which would allow anyone to carry a gun on the sidewalks and roads of public universities, sailed through the House last Thursday, despite the fact that the majority of Arizonans oppose sending guns to college.
We have recycled certain kinds of plastic packaging; we have boycotted and banned plastic bags; and we have organized community clean-ups, passed ordinances and legislation, made informational films, sailed voyages to attract public attention, and otherwise shouted the evils of non-biodegradable plastic far and wide across the planet.
