Sentence examples for was sailed from inspiring English sources
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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.
Joe Torre, patching in relievers after Mussina's three-inning stint, produced David Wells, whose first pitch was sailed deep into the bleachers by Sox d.h.h
First held in 1925, the race was sailed annually until 1931 and thereafter every other year (except for a lapse during World War II), in alternation with the Bermuda Race.
But that did not stop the Royal Yacht Squadron, in conjunction with the New York Yacht Club, from organizing an ambitious Jubilee regatta to commemorate that first race in the same waters in which it was sailed.
But when Kahn changed his mind, Van Liew switched to Plan B. Reducing his ambition, Van Liew bought the radical Groupe Finot 50-footer formerly called Magellan Alpha, which was sailed by his archrival, the British skipper Mike Garside, to second place in Class II in the last Around Alone race.
A recent laser survey of the ship, which was sailed to Antarctica by Captain Scott, has made virtual tours using the Oculus Rift headset possible.
Donna, the bull that she was, sailed through.
Wainwright's fastball was sailing.
As was sailing, shared with Clare.
Margerison's hobby was sailing.
He knew he was sailing straight.
