Sentence examples for work sailed from inspiring English sources
The work sailed off into the realm of the public, but it's like when a big ship goes adrift – where will it end up?
Wedding photos show the bride and her groom, Jeffrey Hodge, embedded in one of the artist Seward Johnson's three-dimensional works, "Sailing the Seine," a takeoff on Manet's "Argenteuil".
The idea was revived a few years ago by the Maritime Museum, which already has as its flagship the Star of India, built in 1863 and billed as the world's oldest working sailing ship.
New allegations against Gibson included claims he accepted a $25,000 watch from Smith, that Gibson's father accepted work sailing Smith's yacht, and that Gibson's mother was paid $500/week to baby-sit Smith's daughter.
It was the aluminium found in the paint — a pigment that only existed after the artist's death — that gave it away, but such was the height of the bar in terms of artistic technique to emulate a genuine Kustodiev that the work had sailed by Christie's experts prior to the sale.
"We worked hard, sailed hard and partied hard".
Moreover, the knowledge of working sail has all but vanished.
CAN ONE is hardly the only source of after-work sailing in Westchester.
Eric Newby, whose "The Last Grain Race" tells of his time aboard a Finnish square-rigger in 1938, may have been the last Briton apprenticed in working sail.
Westberg is still alive, the agency at which she works sails on, and the Salinger estate (he died in 2010) remains on its books.
A group of ex-servicemen and other refugees from the shrinking horizons of welfare-state Britain wanted to mark the end of the age of working sail, before the old ships themselves rotted or rusted away.
