Sentence examples for well sailing from inspiring English sources

He's known for such hit songs as "Maggie May", "You Wear It Well", "Sailing", "Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright)", "Hot Legs, Da YaYa Think I'm Sexy?", "Forever Young" and "Rhythm of My Heart".

Mainstream lenders worry that floating borrowers will, well, sail away.

"The boat was extremely well sailed," said Robbie Haines, an Olympic gold medalist who was a helmsman aboard Pyewacket.

"But if the conditions are wrong and it becomes a small boat race as it did two years ago, all of those small boats are well sailed and any of those 30 or 40 if the conditions are right, can win this race".

The girls might as well be sailing down a stream, toward a waterfall and rocks.

It's all true: bunks in a shared cabin are cramped, and everyone mucks in with cooking and cleaning as well as sailing.

In the past decade, St. Maarten has dominated the yachting business with one of the largest and safest lagoons in the Caribbean, Simpson Bay Lagoon, as well as sailing events like the Heineken Regatta.

Bob toiled in the trenches of the theater as well as sailed its Olympian heights, and there was more than a little greasepaint in his veins.

She was a very popular and integral member of the Clipper Race family and knew our boats well, having sailed with us since London last summer.

Yet Malaspina might as well have sailed off the edge of the earth, so forgotten have he and his achievements been in the annals of exploration over the last two centuries.

"Now I think, 'Well, I sailed an ocean, so maybe I'm capable of this, too.' My advice to people is: Be completely unreasonable in the things you go after.