Sentence examples for try to sail from inspiring English sources

But, Nichols observes, "normal people aren't driven to try to sail alone around the world without stopping.

The expedition's leader sets off again with five men to try to sail 800 miles on rough seas to the nearest whaling station for help.

The Aussies can try to sail GB out of the race or just stick close to them, knowing even if the boats come in last and second last they still win gold.

There was a time when Mr. Bush's advisers said the president would, like Mr. Clinton in 1996, try to sail above the fray for as long as through the summer.

It reveals a great deal about how New Englanders remembered the war, but it's about the shoddiest evidence you can think of for telling the story of how they waged it, and a hopelessly leaky boat in which to try to sail to 1776.

When Bidégorry and Van Triest determine the time is right, they will use that speed to try to sail the 2,910 miles from New York to Lizard, England, faster than 4 days 3 hours 57 minutes 54 seconds, the record set by Franck Cammas's Groupama 3 in 2007.

The golfer tries to sail a disk into the basket.

It was trying to sail from Haiti to the United States, she said.

After trying to sail from California to Pakistan, Faulkner goes to Israel in the hopes of hang-gliding there.

But Kostecki and crew made a mistake when they tried to sail to leeward of one of the bergs.

Elian survived a boat sinking last November while he, his mother and others were trying to sail to Miami.