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Meanings of sail in English
Synonyms
Examples for "sheet"
Examples for "sheet"
1
Takai said commodity risk management includes price, procurement and balance sheet risks.
2
Would apply to companies whose balance sheet is above 1 billion euros.
3
The company has not yet received a charge sheet, the people said.
4
Which leads me to the other interesting point in this fact sheet.
5
On the crime sheet; up against a reprimand; on trial, in trouble.
1
When Tilke is given a blank canvas, however, the results are different.
2
But the canvas is actually in a really good state of conservation.
3
The future for Vorian Atreides-howeverlong he had-wasan open, empty canvas.
4
We'd need the reservists to help canvas the neighborhoods and question people.
5
The huge canvas in the studio had its face to the wall.
1
We are in the midst of our canvass for the general elections.
2
The battle was in the midst of the chaos of blowing canvass.
3
The campaign lie is the greatest worker in the canvass for votes.
4
The canvass was prolonged and unprecedented in its excitement and even bitterness.
5
In the canvass of 1842 the Whigs had nominated John P. Robinson.
Usage of sail in English
1
The bambu set up is the mast; the leaf is the sail.
2
I knew their errand; for in men-of-war the sail-maker is the undertaker.
3
Since then she has attempted to sail on four days each week.
4
He needs a sacrifice in order to let us sail from Troy.
5
Some were for spreading the sail; others saw no use in it.
6
When it had set sail, Armada might have been in another sea.
7
Tyacke was under sail, changing tack now that the way was clear.
8
He glanced on the other side; not a sail was in sight.
9
Then we will sail for Germany, by way of London and Paris.
10
We shall sail southwest to the Main and stand off La Guaira.
11
At the water steps, a ship will be ready to set sail.
12
In the year 1586 the Great Armada set sail for the north.
13
But the sail forms the most curious feature in the whole affair.
14
The boat leapt into hollows in which the sail slapped the mast.
15
The wind was contrary; it would be useless to hoist the sail.
16
She had said the words and sail they would -toher destiny.
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Translations for sail
Catalan
Spanish
Sail through the time
Sail across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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