Sentence examples for when sailed from inspiring English sources

But the boisterous ride down the south side of the island cost Origin both a lost spinnaker and a ripped mainsail, plus a two and a half minute deficit on handicap behind another 52-footer, Bob, highlighted last year when sailed by part-owner former BP boss Tony Hayward.

From a practical standpoint, the minimum overall length for a sailing model is 24 inches (61.0 cm) when sailed among other larger models.

One concerns a French couple he met when sailing off Greenland.

The early catamarans tended to have difficulty coming about when sailing to windward, but later designs overcame this.

In the Netherlands and Belgium small boats fitted to sail had distinctive wing-shaped leeboards pivoted on each side at about amidships, to reduce leeway when sailing to windward.

Getting into the cone when sailing against the current reduces the force of the water on the hulls and can be a large advantage.

There it is furthermore used to investigate the effect of engine governor settings on a propulsion plant when sailing in waves at different encounter frequencies.

They also decide whether the ship has to be in a laden or a ballast position when sailing the transport link, and decide whether to pass or bypass the canals and straits.

Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV), which are becoming more and more important in ocean exploitation tasks, needs energy conservation urgently when sailing the complex mission path in long time cruise.

When sailing into Morro Bay, the Front Street Inn and Spa is easily recognizable with its green roof and three gables.

On 16 August when sailing from the Tyne to St Nazaire with coal, she was torpedoed five miles off Flamborough Head and sunk.