Sentence examples for whose sailing from inspiring English sources

The Portuguese king, hoping to capitalize on this discovery, dispatched an imposing armada to India under Pedro Álvares Cabral, whose sailing directions had been drawn up by da Gama himself.

Theodore J. Watts had worked for a Brooklyn shipping company owned by the De Garmo family, whose sailing ships transported lumber from New England to the Caribbean islands, where large hotels were being built.

Brought aboard the Pearl, Elizabeth faces the fearsome Barbossa (Mr. Rush), captain of a ghostly ship whose sails occasionally turn to tatters and whose crew evades injury by fighting as skeletons.

Which is precisely what the next scene does do, as horny Viking and erstwhile mini-boss Euron Greyjoy (Pilou Asbæk) arrives in a fleet of ships whose sails bear the spooky likeness of an upside-down octopus.

Skip Schumaker flied out to center fielder Jason Heyward, whose throw sailed over the cutoff man as Puig scored.

A novelist whose grandfather sailed on the Titanic claims her new book reveals the truth behind the sinking of the ship.

This is because the quotas are distributed on behalf of the UK Government by Fishing Producer Organisations (FPOs) whose members sail mainly in bigger boats.

The ball went backwards, Marco Gabbiadini intercepted and passed to Ron Willems whose shot sailed past Alan Kelly, who looked as astounded by his team-mates' incompetence as the crowd.

Defenseman Alexei Zhitnik zoomed up the ice and fired a nice cross-ice pass to Maksim Afinogenov, whose shot sailed over Brodeur's right leg.

The crew consisted of Bernard and Os (11-year-old twins), Ted (nine) and their friend Raefe (11) - whose father sails.

Martin St. Louis penetrated the defense and passed the puck to Fredrik Modin, whose shot sailed over the fallen Richter into the net.