Sentence examples for sailing through the from inspiring English sources
Koreen's hand comes sailing through the doorway.
The Texas bill, after sailing through the House, seemed to stall in the state Senate.
The Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León first recorded sailing through the straits in 1513.
"How's your boyfriend?" one asked, the stench of alcohol sailing through the cabin.
He smiled broadly at the satisfying pop and whoosh of a cork sailing through the air.
Sailing through: the text is essentially untouched from its introductory form.
Sailing through the eye of a hurricane on the Atlantic Ocean six years ago.
Year round -- Three- and six-night cruises from Lautoka, sailing through the Yasawa Islands of Fiji.
Sailing through the Bering Strait, the ships would have passed within about twenty-five miles of the U.S. border.
The foghorns are extra loud in Sea Cliff, like we're alone on a ship sailing through the thickest fog.
He coasted southward, sailing through the Florida Keys and ending his search near Charlotte Harbor on Florida's west coast.
