Sentence examples for the sailing which from inspiring English sources

Berths are sold out for the sailing, which the network hopes to repeat (pardon the pun) same time, next year.

The narrator's story is set in Southampton, England, and tells of his marriage with Molly, who (though a captain's daughter) despises the sailing which he loves.

By V. S. Pritchett The New Yorker, December 27 , 1969P. 28 The narrator's story is set in Southampton, England, and tells of his marriage with Molly, who (though a captain's daughter) despises the sailing which he loves.

The New Yorker, December 27 , 1969P. 28 The narrator's story is set in Southampton, England, and tells of his marriage with Molly, who (though a captain's daughter) despises the sailing which he loves.

Our analysis results suggest that among the 41 blood chemistry measures, nine are most likely to be affected during the sailing, which provide important clues about the specific effects of ocean voyage on seamen's health.

"Driving was a lot easier than raising the sails, which was pretty hard work".

The Sail, which is already sold elsewhere "as a sedan and a hatchback," will go on sale next month in India, the report said.

The American team has asked the New York Supreme Court to rule on the sails, which it says break match rules by being constructed outside the Swiss team's home country.

Basically, Squatrito rejected North's "one-piece sail" argument and ruled that the sheets of Mylar constituted individual panels and that the yarns of carbon or Kevlar "are the structural members following the load lines that go from corner to corner of the sail," which he termed "the principal feature of the Conrad invention".

Deformation of the sail shape changes the flow characteristics over the sail, which in turn further deforms the sail shape.

The Malagasy Massavana and some others were set to controlling and taking care of the sails, which has been described as "unheard of, and certainly against all [VOC] regulations".