Sentence examples for wrote sailing from inspiring English sources

Zink wrote "Sailing Toward the Sunset by Avner Shats" in three weeks.

"This Court," he wrote, "sails on uncharted seas".

All that prompted Simon King of The Australian newspaper to write, "Sailing is the new swimming".

Scott, he writes, "sailed to Antarctica down a corridor of Britishness.

Yeats wrote about sailing "the mackerel-crowded seas," coming to terms with the agony of aging and contemplating how the soul can rise above a heart "fastened to a dying animal".

"An aged man is but a paltry thing/A tattered coat upon a stick, unless/Soul clap its hands and sing," Yeats wrote in "Sailing to Byzantium," the poem whose first line Cormac McCarthy borrowed as the title of his 2005 novel, "No Country for Old Men," which was made into the Oscar-winning movie by Joel and Ethan Coen.

"The last you wrote, the sailing was pretty good, when the storms return come visit me," is the hook on "Visit Me," a standout track and perfect arrangement.

I reluctantly agreed and wrote the "Sail on silvergirl" verse there in the recording studio.

This is when I started to write about sailing and encouraged people to participate in our local sailing events.

Writing and sailing were Glyn's other passions.

John Rousmaniere, who writes about sailing and the history of the America's Cup, describes them as "Indy cars without brakes".