Sentence examples for would sail through from inspiring English sources

When I first wrote about the Magnitsky act in April, I was given to believe that it would sail through, so I diverted my attention elsewhere.

In Kansas, Mr. Gietzen predicted that a heartbeat bill would "sail through" the Legislature despite the lack of support from the state's Right to Life affiliate and the Catholic church, which has not allowed his group to circulate heartbeat-bill petitions at Sunday Masses.

He told the ABC's Insiders program that if he moved a motion in the Senate calling on the government to have a royal commission it would "sail through," and he would only need a couple of Coalition MPs to cross the floor in the House of Representatives, and the signs of that were good.

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

Mr. Kerry's colleagues in the Senate have said that he would sail through confirmation hearings.

Realistically, she said, she expected that not every one of her proposals would sail through.

"You certainly keep life simmering...Spreadlegged Chafing Dish," and, "You promised we'd sail through this shindig as a couple, Double-Lipped Sauceboat," etc. Narrator moves through the evening, jealously assigning nicknames to the men his lover talks with--meat-hanger, clam-digger, etc.

Regarding Glicken's driving habits, the same acquaintance describes him as "a cartoon character" who "would drive at full speed down the road, talking about whatever was important to him, and ... come to a four-way stoplight and he'd sail through it, never knowing he'd just gone through".

I thought I'd sailed through the 50 barrier really easily – it came and went, not a problem.

From there the convoy would sail west through the Sunda Straits to the Cape of Good Hope, then north through the Atlantic to England.

It would sail back through time and land at people's feet".