Sentence examples for time sailing from inspiring English sources

It, too, was thrown into the air, this time sailing through the hoop, hitting nothing but net.

"I had a wonderful time sailing with you in Martha's Vineyard," he wrote to an executive at Alliance Capital Management.

The race is still led by defending titleholder Jean-Pierre Dick, this time sailing with Loick Peyron, followed by Michel Desjoyeaux and Francois Gabart with the Swiss pairing of Dominique Wavre and Michelle Paret third.

During a weeklong outreach program this past summer, Jetmira and other urban students learned about teambuilding, leadership and the ecology, and spent time sailing Long Island Sound with staff from the environmental education organization SoundWaters on an 80-foot schooner.

Plus, to be honest, there wasn't really the time, what with the dance lessons overlapping with the rock climbing, the martial arts and eventually joining the navy reserves, which itself was fuelled by her time sailing tall ships as a hobby.

Speedy spent only a brief time sailing under the French flag.

(That energy also infuses the play's pacing; its two-hour running time sails by).

Shortly before leaving Yale, he joined the Marine Corps — as did a number of his classmates — and in time sailed to fight the Japanese in the Solomon Islands.

At Slate the eight ball twice became airborne, but once crash-landed on the felt, just short of the pocket, and the second time sailed over the rail.

Steve Davies came closest to netting but his free header in injury time sailed over as Barnsley hung on for their fifth consecutive draw.

A typical voyage at this time sailed from New York and called at Nassau, Havana, Progreso, Veracruz and Tampico.