Sentence examples for take sailing from inspiring English sources

I wish I'd known that I was supposed to take sailing lessons first!

It's a good idea to take sailing lessons; local marinas or yacht clubs and the Coast Guard may offer classes.

It would take sailing on to a new level in Great Britain, but without private backing for the Olympic programme it could prove a flash in the pan.

Indeed, the threat of resurgence may be growing given the thinning numbers of warships and the money-saving risks that shipowners are starting to take (sailing closer to Somalia, at slower speed and with fewer armed guards).In short, nobody wants to become bogged down in another open-ended naval operation.

"They want to take sailing to the next level and these boats are part of that platform".

Alternatively, experienced sailors can venture out on their own, and adventurous novices can take sailing lessons.

Ransome based the character on one of the children he took sailing in the summer of 1928.

She was taken sailing by her parents when only a few weeks old and grew up learning her skills at the Poole Harbour Yacht Club.

Rice spent her first sabbatical with her children when they were young, and she and her husband took sailing and hiking trips during the second.

The people who know me were astonished -- but very supportive -- when they discovered that I am taking sailing lessons!

When she's not taking sailing trips with her boyfriend or spending time with her grandchildren, Grant works as a traveling occupational therapist.