Sentence examples for would sail long from inspiring English sources

It was immediately clear it would sail long.

Isner could have hit it but decided to let the knuckleball go, hoping it would sail long with the wind.

Maybe a long-forgotten royal scion would sail in — after many years of exile on a yacht, in indeterminately taxed international waters — and claim to be the people's savior.

It would sail England's waterways.

Not a ship would sail until there was action.

Pirates and privateers would sail upriver and hide out".

In 1670 an Italian mathematician designed a metal ship that would sail through the air.

Absent the sales tax hike, Prop 30 would sail through.

They imagined it would sail through, and everyone would believe that this was self-defense.

We know that ship sailed long, long ago.

Petrova's forehand sailed long and the Italians had won.