Sentence examples for we could sail from inspiring English sources

I used to feel we could sail away.

"We could sail or walk on the beach or around town however long we wanted, receive personalized snorkeling instructions," said Dr. Jordan, 53, an anesthesiologist.

The quote above was his answer to a question that asked, to paraphrase: how long we could sail over the fiscal cliff and not find the U.S. economy back in a recession?

So some locals were tasked with breaking up the ice so we could sail around testing the steering of the boat.

It seemed as if a casual curiosity about children got me pregnant, unexpectedly easily, reinforcing a notion that we could sail through parenting as we had everything else in our marriage partnership.

We lived at the top of a long hill, at the very edge of town, and I could sail down to any friend's house with the wind in my face, without pedaling once.

Someone else could sail her.

He could sail away, as far as he liked.

With characteristic enthusiasm, he could sail into hyperbole.

He asked where he could sail to be in compliance.

Swisher's camaraderie factor could sail off the charts if this keeps up.