Sentence examples for sailing up from inspiring English sources

"Prada proved that to us by sailing up and down in it," he said.

Sailing up and down Greenland's coasts, he found only natives in kayaks.

"I imagine it on a barge, sailing up rivers and into ports — Cape Town, Hong Kong, Manila — who knows?

"He writes about such things as his undergraduate years at Princeton and trips sailing up the Norwegian coast.

As in rowing, Park and Ainslie hope that the London Games will open sailing up to more people.

And then getting everybody in a boat, somehow, and sailing up to Oxford and staying in a barn, with lots of lights and candles, and everyone dancing.

She entered the city by sailing up the Cydnus River in a barge while dressed in the robes of the new Isis.

During dinner, family-style, of course, he regaled us with stories about sailing up and down the Swahili coast and exploring little islands.

When they played live in New York, they arrived at the venue by sailing up the Hudson on a replica 18th-century schooner.

After several minutes of commotion, a toy fireboat (with working waterworks) came sailing up to the rescue and glided to a graceful stop just above the boat.

Henry Hudson first sailed into Sandy Hook Bay in 1609, seeking spring water from the hills before sailing up the river later named after him.