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Meanings of sailing in English
Usage of sailing in English
1
It's been sailing along in England and Europe for many, many generations.
2
Hyundai is sailing into the future with its new electric car concept.
3
Brittany Ferries operates services to Europe sailing from Plymouth, Poole and Portsmouth.
4
Children from St Joseph's Home attended the inaugural sailing therapy day yesterday.
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Pamela said that sailing into her home town was special for her.
6
Tony Abbott's time as Prime Minister has been far from plain sailing.
7
Do you know, that it is actually capable of sailing under water?
8
The effect was immediately apparent in the improved sailing of the schooner.
9
Her admission to this conference room did not signal happy sailing ahead.
10
Navigating geographical challenges However, it wasn't all plain sailing for the project.
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In fact, 70 per cent of sailing here takes place in keelboats.
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The two hulls, no longer connected, began sailing in slightly different directions.
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Cypriot police said the vessel was sailing to Sudan and then Singapore.
14
In sailing you seek to use the wind, in slalom the water.
15
Fraser the sailing master had said cautiously, 'Glass is steady enough, sir.
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A second wall of clouds was sailing south, toward the first bank.
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Translations for sailing
Russian
Portuguese
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Catalan
Sailing through the time
Sailing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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