Sentence examples for slow sailing from inspiring English sources

Pioneers say slow sailing ships are the green future.

Bicycle tyres are filled with goo and sailboats are square-fronted to ensure slow sailing.

Instead, I walked away from the show, and they opted for a lot of slow sailing along familiar shorelines.

Further points used to sustain the idea of a murder are the captain's refusal to land elsewhere, his slow sailing, his administration of the emetic in secrecy, and that he didn't return to Buenos Aires with the ship.

London's captain, Sir Harry Burrard Neale, had sighted Linois's sails at a distance and sailed to investigate, hanging signals with blue lights that notified the rest of Warren's squadron, which was strung out ahead of the slow sailing London, of his intentions.

I looped the scarf in a slow sail around my neck; it did precisely the weightless, colorful thing I hoped it would.

We had a slow sail up the Elbe and finally docked at Hamburg.

Perhaps surprisingly, the recommendations will not call for slower sailing.

By selecting suppliers that are geographically closer or sourcing generic components so as to expand the lead time gap, they try to mitigate the impact of slower sailing speeds on the lead time.

As a sub-genre blessed with more than its fair share of axe-wielding Vikings and Celtic warlords, pagan metal has been slow in sailing outside the pages of the specialist metal press and invading the music mainstream.

Regardless of how fast or slow we sail we are condemned to the center of this vast blue disk.