Sentence examples for which sailed into from inspiring English sources

But the Rangers striker, who has opened the domestic season in terrific form, should have done better than supply a tame header, which sailed into the home goalkeeper's hands.

One six was a sublime flick off the hip which sailed into the second tier of the Members Pavilion - and came one delivery after being struck on the chin by a Gurinder Sandhu bouncer.

Defender Mat Sadler gave Crawley the lead with an angled left-footed free-kick, which sailed into the top corner.

The visitors levelled after the break through a Scott Fraser free-kick, which sailed into the bottom left corner.

Taking the attack to New Zealand after Cook and Bell had laid a solid platform, Root was dropped twice - on 25 as wicketkeeper McCullum, scampering towards short fine leg, failed to cling on to a top edge which sailed into the Napier night sky, and on 58 when Taylor shelled a straightforward chance at square leg.

With no visible escape route, Cofresí preferred to order the sinking of his own ship, which sailed into Bahía de Samana before finally coming to rest next to the town of Punta Gorda.

Soundwaters, which sails into New London Harbor on Thursday, will serve as a backdrop for the 2004 Tunza International Children's Conference along with 14 other tall ships.

Apart from an Owen shot which Martin Keown was quick to close down, and a subsequent Steven Gerrard drive which sailed harmlessly into the Arsenal supporters behind David Seaman's goal, that was about it for goalmouth incident in what became a fairly tame first half.

The only goal came from a mis-hit Paul McGinn cross, which sailed over goalkeeper George Long into the net.

It was a stupefyingly hot, still day, but, as we stood with our lunch by the tailgate of the car, the trees around us began to rattle in a burst of extreme wind that gathered suddenly into a slender twister, blackened with dust, and ripped between us, snatching a sandwich wrapper, which sailed a good seventy feet into the air and was gone forever.

There were shades of David Beckham's memorable finish from the halfway line for United against Wimbledon in 1996 as Rooney, spotting Adrian well off his line, outmuscled James Tomkins before unleashing a brilliant lob which sailed over the goalkeeper and into the net.