Sentence examples for to sailing from inspiring English sources
noun
A piece of fabric attached to a boat and arranged such that it causes the wind to drive the boat along. The sail may be attached to the boat via a combination of mast, spars and ropes.
That year, he was knighted for his contributions to sailing.
Russia did exactly that, while US warships were reduced to sailing around the Black Sea.
To sailing cognoscenti, the H-12 1/2 represents perfection of craft.
As Ms. Sheerin, Sweetwater's executive director, said, "I often liken it to sailing a ship while we're still building it".
There are three internal barriers to "growing down the market" that are akin to sailing against the wind.
And they said they looked forward to sailing away to Cuba, which they referred to as "home".
Later, my dad joined the Longship Trading Company, an amateur group dedicated to sailing and maintaining modern-built Viking longships.
To write a novel this large and dense is equivalent to sailing from America to Ireland in a rowboat, a job both lonely and exhausting.
I look forward to sailing with you -- follow me on Twitter and Google+ for navigational updates.
AINSLIE - THE NEXT CHAPTER: "People sometimes refer to sailing not being as mainstream as some other sports, but I think that is changing".
If you are new to sailing, look for a boat that is basically ready to sail away.
