Sentence examples for should be sailing from inspiring English sources

"But he's O.K. and should be sailing tomorrow," Ghezzi said.

With a little practice, the golf ball should be sailing through the air on a neat, controlled trajectory.

The species that should now be sailing to listing after the successful committee vote -- the oceanic whitetip, porbeagle and three species of hammerheads -- have all been traded to the ruin of populations, with the dried fins of the oceanic whitetip and hammerheads being especially prized in Asia for use in the luxury dish shark fin soup.

So what keeps Freeman going, now that he's worth an estimated $70m£45m5m) and should by rights be sailing his 40ft ketch in the Caribbean, instead of slogging it out with the media?

Moments later, the orchestra came to a screeching halt just as Ms. Bartoli -- nowhere to be seen -- should have been sailing into Donna Elvira's great scene, "In quali eccessi".

Instead of traipsing around the Everglades in search of the fountain of youth, they believe the explorer should have known he was sailing on it.

Just keep your IPO price conservative, and it should be smooth sailing.

Life should be smooth sailing.

The idea was just to try and keep a low profile and make it to the elevators, once I get in the elevator it should be smooth sailing all the way out.

Once you have your man, things should be smooth sailing.

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".