Sentence examples for we can sail from inspiring English sources

But we can find lodgings somewhere at high altitude where there are nice walks (or somewhere where we can sail).

Rain meant we could wash and drink; tides and waves brought either difficulties or ease; wind meant variously relief ("Great – we can sail") or danger.

"But if we are asked, we can sail offshore and give women an abortive pill in international waters," Dr. Gomperts said in an interview.

But at the moment, they are not recognised as anyone's territory and we can sail legally, peacefully through these alleged 12-mile limits".

Famously impatient New Yorkers trying to catch a train could use an audible cue that tells us we can sail on through.

"I guess we're all confident in the way we can sail the boat and in our match-racing skills," was all Jones would say.

However, we are proud of the friendliest stadium in the league, even if the atmosphere can sail out over the Thames.

The other you can sail away on".

GETTING IN For now, you can sail right in.

Local children can sail here for a fiver.

Moreover, the USV can sail on a setting track and automatically avoid obstacles.