Sentence examples for sailing with that from inspiring English sources

Metal traditionalists are crestfallen at the prospect of far fewer 400-foot home runs sailing with that special ping (or thunk or clank) from the $350 metal bats that have been de rigueur for celebrated high school sluggers.

According to Margaret, he was known as "the madman of the Atlantic", and she was warned: "Do not sail with that man; he'll kill you".

"We caught their eye and they ended up sailing with us that day and took out another boat with us the next day".

The Greek merchant marine minister, George Anomeritis, said today that the crew "should have reported that it was sailing with a cargo that was like an atomic bomb".

"Also, can the decision-making mechanism of a public sector company like SAIL synchronize itself with that of a private company like Tata Steel?" asks a senior executive at one of the private steel companies.

They are rigged with sails that can be flipped up in a matter of seconds should the wind blow in an opportune direction.

Suddenly, amid the hubbub, an ivory blur: the leader in the flesh, her smile intact, sailing through the flashbulbs with that faint uplift of the head with which the nobly defeated used to mount the tumbrel.

He traveled with a photographer to about 50 sites, documenting wooden cases with urn or flame finials and clock faces painted with moons, stars and sailing ships that rotate as the hours tick past.

That ship sailed with the realization that debating over "values" doesn't make sense a large portion of the time.

Towards the end, while still outwardly upbeat and sailing with all the skill that had seen them trounce the competition in the Louis Vuitton challenger series and build the imposing lead against Oracle, they began to look like broken men.

"To have come away with medals in 50% of the events, we've got to be really happy with that," said sailing chief Stephen Park.