Sentence examples for weekend sailing from inspiring English sources

"That's where we used to do our weekend sailing, so I've been moored next to and outside Jolie Brise several times," Zennstrom said.

In the movie, Roman Polanski's breakthrough, a sinister young hitchhiker who accompanies a sportswriter and his wife on a weekend sailing expedition instigates a sadistic rivalry with the writer for his wife's respect.

Memberships of vintage car clubs that include access to cigar lounges and weekend sailing trips are just a few of those perks.

"I'd like my life back" complaints from BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward, along with weekend sailing trips in pristine waters thousands of miles away from the spill, do not help reassure the public of the company's commitment to making things right.

The service currently has a modest 200 users, but there are still plenty of interesting things to do on Vayable, including a taking Bob Dylan Walking Tour in NYC, joining a local king on a fishing trip in Fiji or indulging in a weekend sailing experience around Cinque Terre in Italy.

And writing about sailing came naturally, thanks to her memories from a childhood partly spent in Chicago, where she frequently joined her parents and siblings for weekend sails on Lake Michigan.

He spent weekends sailing.

As the Hamptons have become summer destinations for city people who spend weekends sailing, playing polo or maintaining an aggressive social agenda, the mid-Hudson Valley tends to attract those more at home with a yoga mat or a prayer wheel.

The adventure For this month only, there's an opportunity to join Tall Ships Adventures (tallships.org) and crew on board a 62ft catamaran for a weekend of sailing in The Solent.

Here's an alternative strategy: if you can't find a girlfriend, book yourself in to do something fun over the weekend – idk, sailing or cycling or learning how to draw, anything which isn't "coming down in your bed because you destroyed yourself unsuccessfully chasing skirt till 5AM, crying sporadically and wishing there was someone in the world who wanted to eat brunch with you".

Sally enjoyed weekends of sailing the Long Island Sound with her husband, Harold.