Sentence examples for sails gently from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, high-definition projectors inside the hall can show slides and films on five separate "sails," gently curved surfaces floating above the stage.

As the West Germany goalkeeper Sepp Maier dived to his left, Panenka's almost scuffed chip sailed gently into the middle of the goal.

Trescothick's increased responsibility, in his creeping exhaustion, must have weighed heavily on him, and he held his head in horror as a leading edge sailed gently back to Harbhajan.

Regularly using sawdust, straw and wood glue to replicate sand and driftwood, and in one particularly witty move, scraps of canvas sail blowing gently in the wind, Reynolds also incorporates and transforms non-traditional materials to depict the wreckage of airplanes, boats and the like, using tiny, twisted, truncated, painted metal affixed to the landscape.

It creates a chill and an ambiance, there are lots of interesting noises at night, seabirds, the squealing of the dock lines and docks, the sound of sail lines gently beating on masts.

To the right, the tall masts of sailing ships bobbed gently.

As the ball gently sailed toward the seats, one could spot fans in the first row eating, drinking, looking down at their phones.

With a complex silhouette that ripples like gently luffing sails, Aqua breathes new life into the residential tower.

When he came to the line about sex, Mr. Tourbin could barely suppress a laugh, but when he finished the song by declaring his desire to come sailing home, his voice gently cracked, his eyes glistened with tears, Ms. Olivera gazed at him intently, and the audience exploded with pent-up relief and applause.

In fact, the first listen probably sailed by with a gently engaged nod of the head, before moving on to listen to EP's accompanying tracks.

"A moonlight night, with the clear heavens and the dark, glittering sea, and the white sails filled by the soft air of a gently-blowing trade wind; a dead calm, with the heaving surface polished like a mirror, and all still, except the occasional flapping of the sails.