Sentence examples for sailing softly from inspiring English sources
The sound of a 1950s prom splashing out on the Royal Philharmonic for the last dance, it shuffles along beneath a Carrie-like hanging bucket of cheese, dribbling half-cut romantic poetry in our ear ("You're sailing softly through the sun in a broken stone age dawn," Jeff? Really?).
He sailed the ball softly into the arms of a wide open Danny Amendola, who sped to the end zone for a 51-yard score.
Even Woods was surprised when the ball sailed high into the air, landed softly on the green, then took a hard left and disappeared into the cup.
You can almost hear the 20-piece orchestra playing softly in the background as the football sails through the air.
The ball sailed 30 yards and over the heads of two defenders before landing softly on the boot of Dzeko, who swerved past Viviano to prod home.
DURING a recent family lunch, with the summer breeze softly making sails of our curtains, my wife prodded me, "So when does this high-tech lawn mower you're testing swing into action?" "But I don't hear anything," she said.
"It's kind of a mysterious scene in the film, where we look up and we see a sail, kind of loose, very softly moving in the light breeze.
The lights on the Triborough Bridge twinkle softly in the gloaming, and a boat, its white sail catching the breeze, heads south down the East River, leaving the troubled waters of Hell Gate behind.
