Sentence examples for sailing was done from inspiring English sources

To start with, nearly all the sailing was done while we slept, giving us maximum time ashore to explore the likes of the 10,023ft Haleakala, a one-time monster of a volcano but now a stunning, sterile ruin.

"I set sail and it was do or die - he was very honest and he's come for me all the way to the the line.

Migration was not a word I would have used to describe what I was doing when I sailed with other West Indians to England in 1950.

"I thought I was doing enough to scrape by - but it should've been plain sailing.

The women do the machine sewing on light sails, but all heavy sails and all hand sewing is done by men.

"He's been to our training base in Ventura, Calif., and he's done some sailing.

Olivier Blanchard, the IMF's chief economist, appeared to pave the way for an exit when he said earlier this week that the eurozone without Greece was possible, saying that for the rest of the 19-member currency bloc it "would not be smooth sailing, but it could probably be done".

Then, near the end of the show, Jane Fonda advanced to the front of the stage like a ship of the line in full sail after much repair work had been done on the mast and the rigging.

9.10am Back to the sailing and Ben Ainslie is doing rather well in the Finn.

In January 1863 the Foreign Secretary, Lord Russell, notified Bulloch, who had purchased the ships in his own name, that the ships would be prevented from sailing if they were doing so to form part of the fleet of a nation currently at war.

It provides plenty of winds to our sails that we are doing the right thing, and monies spent on regulations have been worth it".