Meanings of sailing yacht in English

It was known that they fled in a sailing yacht bound for Belize.

We saw the race from a sailing yacht; my father absolutely beside himself with excitement.

I am Marky Warren, captain of sailing yacht Rose Rambler, and this is my story.

In 1824 the family returned to London, and Carlyle followed in June by a sailing yacht from Leith.

Last year, Moller bought himself an 82-foot sailing yacht for his 96th birthday.

Moreover, his lawyers had at last yielded to his urgent entreaties and had allowed him to buy a small sailing yacht.

Something suggests that after a week aboard the sailing yacht Le Ponant (pictured above), such indignities are suffered more graciously.

Pirates captured two Britons on a sailing yacht near the Seychelles archipelago on Friday and demanded a ransom for their safe release.

A sailing yacht may he a beautiful vessel, but an Oxford oarsman would not desire to pull one of her cumbersome sweeps.

If you're feeling a bit more generous, try something larger, like a luxury mega yacht, or board the Windstar cruise-part sailing yacht, part luxury liner.

He owned a little sailing yacht, named after one of his books, "Bel-Ami," in which he used to sojourn for weeks and months.

Dublin was busiest when it came to dinghies and sailing yachts.

He has superintended the construction of some of the swiftest torpedo boats and steam and sailing yachts afloat.

However, old man Farnum's line was building sailing yachts, small schooners, and, once in a while, a tug-boat.

As "a bit of a sailing buff", he is in his happy place sailing yachts around Ireland and France.

In the harbor a few fishing smacks, a market ship, a couple of sailing yachts and the steamboat are still anchored.