Sentence examples for sailing with the from inspiring English sources
Jibe: Change direction sailing with the wind.
"As a sailor, I'm excited about sailing with the best team these guys can put together".
We were sailing with the tide, but against the wind, and as we came through Hook Passage we were met by huge whitecapped waves and a torrential downpour.
What about it appeals to you? A. It has very danceable pages, just running or sailing with the wind to your face.
After sailing with the French merchant marine, in 1922 Tanguy returned to Paris, where he worked odd jobs and began sketching in cafés.
The Frenchman Michel Desjoyeux, who won the last Vendée and is now sailing with the Belgian Jean-Luc Nélias, will certainly be one to watch.
"Whale Wars" sails with the Sea Shepherds, so by definition it presents their point of view.
Another Navy destroyer, the Russell, sailed with the convoy for added tracking capabilities.
In the aftermath, one Lib Dem minister, who had sailed with the protesters but voted with the executive, resigned.
"They were not risk-seekers," said Vivian Callahan, who had sailed with the Adams as a crew member over the years.
