Sentence examples for that a sailing from inspiring English sources

However, it must be understood that young helicopter pilots, no matter how well-intentioned, are almost completely unqualified to judge the risk that a sailing boat is in.

Still, she was disappointed when he left right after that on a sailing trip, and didn't call.

A racing sail is a sturdy, good sail that catches and uses wind better than a sail that is used frequently.

It is a bit like a spaceship in that sense, or a sailing ship in that sense, it just gives you everything you needs.

She had a light brigantine rig that had a sail area of 11170 sqft.

Its vertebrae had tall neural spines that formed a "sail" along its back.

The Gloire-class ships were initially fitted with a light barquentine rig with three masts that had a sail area around 11800 sqft.

In addition, the tension membrane fabric is rigged in a way that is similar to a sailing boat.

These are bold ambitions given that a sail has yet to be officially hoisted.

In contrast, hypothesizing that a sail evolved in the immediate ancestor of Dimetrodon and its closest relatives and not in the common ancestor of Dimetrodon and mammals requires only one evolutionary change (i.e., the evolution of a sail in Dimetrodon's ancestor; no change to the non-sailed condition is needed).

However, Bailey (1997) was of the opinion that a sail could have absorbed more heat than it radiated.