Sentence examples for ways of sailing from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of ways of sailing in Maine, from short trips in Kennebunkport to slightly more ambitious voyages.

Heber remained in Bombay for four months, and then decided that, instead of sailing directly for Calcutta, he would visit Ceylon on the way.

But not on the night of sailing.

Learning to sail involves lots and lots of sailing.

That's a hell of a long way to sail and, while beyond any doubt one of the great experiences of my life, it did get sailing out of my system for a bit.

Some of us rush to the bounds and weave around them, pushing the envelope in new, creative ways, sailing the seas of high finance, or bearing the risks of entrepreneurs or the battles of politics.

Sparky's provided enough experience to help her land a waitressing job in 1985 at a Times Square restaurant after the relationship went the way of her sailing life.

In a way, sailing offers a similar sort of transcendence borne from extremes.

Zouma was also a non-factor when Chelsea were on the attack with a couple of crosses sailing way over the head of Diego Costa - the kind of cross you would expect a raw centre-back to put in.

She can't believe the tiny fields below, or the way we're sort of just sailing on top of these snowy clouds.

Zambia coach Herve Renard has hailed his team for the "efficient" way they sailed through to the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations.