Sentence examples for sea sailing from inspiring English sources

DD is exploring Britain's relationship with the sea, sailing his pretty red-sailed boat rocket around the coast, with some chums and a dog.

"They had gained deep sea sailing experience by cruising extensively on the south coast and around Europe.

They planned to leave one week after the wedding to spend 200 days at sea, sailing a small handmade boat in the South Atlantic.

Some have handed off their cargo to other ships in mid-passage; the rest are still at sea, sailing with their beacons turned off, so that they are difficult to track.

As well as scuba diving in the Red Sea, sailing the Nile at Aswan, and eating falafel like chickpeas were dying out, I did things on my year abroad that I could never have expected.

A voyage on Star Clipper has to be one of the most thrilling and romantic experiences at sea, sailing on a graceful square rigger propelled 36,000 feet of billowing sails.

Still, if they man their ships, and, defeating us by sea, sail to the Hellespont, and there destroy our bridge- that, sire, were a fearful hazard.

A deep-sea sailing yacht embodies these characteristics to a high degree.

These are the "new" poem's opening lines: "Arthur eastward in arms purposed his war to wage on the wild marches, over seas sailing to Saxon lands, from the Roman realm ruin defending.

They hitchhike through the southern seas, sailing at the good graces of shipping lines, which provide crew quarters for two, three or four months at a time.

There will be three weekend cruises aboard the Viking Serenade, sailing from Los Angeles to Baja California, and a weeklong cruise aboard the Vision of the Seas, sailing to the Mexican Riviera during Valentine's week.