Sentence examples for still sailed from inspiring English sources
In 1955, pleasure fleets still sailed across the Bristol Channel, along the south coast and down the Thames, but neither in number nor style did any of them equal the fleet on the Clyde, where the geography demanded sea travel both in winter and summer, and which launched Europe's first sea-going steamship in 1812.
As it happened, it was my father's birthday, and his absence still sailed through me like a dark ship, alternating with images of his dying, and the visceral sense of his love that afternoon in his sunny bedroom, days before he died, when I sat watching him, imagining what our family might have been had we always had the love from him that I felt that day.
His MacKenzie grandmother was a formidable woman who learned to ski at the age of 75 and still sailed in her eighties.
At 54, he's still sailing.
His older brothers still sail competitively.
The brilliant planet Jupiter still sails high in the south, next to Leo's sickle.
She still sails, but just for pleasure and for her charity.
Nearly 60 and still sailing, the Stockholm is no death ship.
The I.M.S. Cruiser/Racer Division, with upward of 100 entries, will still sail for the St. David's trophy.
No matter how many times you hear the song, the second chord still sails beautifully out of the blue.
"We're still sailing across the Atlantic," Lawrence Ingrassia, the business editor, says, "and we don't know what's on the other side".
