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Meanings of sail through in English
Spanish
pasar sin dificultad Synonyms
Examples for "nail"
Examples for "nail"
1
Zerbrowski asked small questions to nail the times as clearly as possible.
2
Researchers from New Zealand tested the effects of calcium on nail health.
3
Allan told Morning Report it was quite literally a nail biting evening.
4
Her nail polish was beginning to chip off; she needed a manicure.
5
The trade unions say they will fight this measure tooth and nail.
1
He won the match with an ace on his second match point.
2
The American, his long legs clearly aching, held with his 37th ace.
3
Isner dominated it, converting his third set point with a 133mph ace.
4
The 19 year old Austrian ace was overwhelming right from move one.
5
I know you can ace that test if only you will try.
1
A buzz of conversation passed like a breeze through the impatient crowd.
2
This by no means is to suggest that I breeze through life.
3
Close a door, and you'd still feel a breeze through the window.
4
A puff of breeze through the screen felt warm on my face.
5
When things keep going wrong you'll be able to breeze through.
1
Just make sure that you're conducting yourself in such a way that when you're scrutinized, you pass with flying colors.
1
Rather, the question is: can it sweep through the other top categories?.
2
Yes; once started, it would sweep through drawing-rooms and clubs like fire.
3
Surely this is decadence, when these destructive centrifugalities sweep through our society.
4
The disease would not be able to sweep through and infect everybody.
5
Sometimes terrific thunder-storms with torrents of rain would sweep through the valley.
Usage of sail through in English
1
The boss really just wanted to sail through to his last day.
2
Frontrunner will sail through the first stage of the Labour leadership contest.
3
Overview: Pirates in pursuit of the fabled treasure sail through treacherous waters.
4
Spectrum's Justin Gregory signs on for a sail through Torpedo Bay's history.
5
There was no wind and they seemed to sail through silver waters.
6
Wheeler's confirmation is expected to sail through the Republican-controlled Senate despite Democratic opposition.
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Some issues may not sail through at some prices, Shroff said.
8
Some children sail through troubles which could make others fall apart.
9
Some sail through the experience, but for many it is much more distressing.
10
Vessels of the greatest draught may thus sail through Yugor Schar.
11
She was also the first vessel to sail through Bass Strait.
12
We shall meet none as we sail through the Caribbean Sea.
13
I sail through life with those characters as my patron saints.'
14
Meant to sail through the Sargasso-clearaway from all trade routes-incomprehensiblebut-just look!
15
Next came the long sail through the twists and turns of the Grand Canal.
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Pre-negotiated bankruptcies are designed to sail through legal proceedings faster than a typical bankruptcy.
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Sail through through the time
Sail through across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common