Sentence examples for was sailing through from inspiring English sources

Within minutes a petrol bomb was sailing through its window.

While the Portuguese ship was sailing through the West Indies, it was attacked by a Dutch man-of-war and an English ship out of Jamestown.

The family's yacht was sailing through the waters off the Horn of Africa in late February when pirates boarded the vessel.

Sea Shepherd contends that Captain Watson was sailing through Guatemalan waters when he came across a Costa Rican vessel that was slicing the fins off sharks.

FOR much of this spring, a sex education bill called the Healthy Teens Act was sailing through the New York State Legislature.

In other words, for the last half hour, I'd been broadcasting to my network of 1,300 Facebook friends, in real time, that I was sailing through a quiet storm with no plans of returning to shore.

Donna, the bull that she was, sailed through.

Because of the better view afforded on the forward mast structure, the battleship was sailed through the Chesapeake Bay from the eighth level of the battleship's forward mast structure.

THE 110th Congress has been neither bipartisan nor effective, but one act is sailing through nimbly.

It was the start from hell, but Leicester City were sailing through it with ease.

Still, the proposed smoking ban here seems to be sailing through.