Synonyms
Examples for "sailing"
Examples for "sailing"
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It's been sailing along in England and Europe for many, many generations.
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Hyundai is sailing into the future with its new electric car concept.
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Brittany Ferries operates services to Europe sailing from Plymouth, Poole and Portsmouth.
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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.
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China said it remained resolutely opposed to so-called freedom of navigation operations.
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France urged Iran to adhere to international law allowing freedom of navigation.
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You hardly needed to know any navigation; you'd just follow the coastline.
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These decisions will require political and bureaucratic navigation of a high order.
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For example, click buttons were made large enough to make navigation easy.
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Of course, not every seafaring figure with a story was a hero.
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The seafaring gentry the round ocean around called it the Adamless Eden.
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We did not go seafaring so much as in the old days.
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The population of the village consists of seafaring people and their families.
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The inhabitants of the coasts and islands are largely a seafaring people.
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Whereon from somewhere behind me Thorgils cried in his great seafaring voice:
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The second officer wore the ordinary seafaring cap known as a cheese-cutter.
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The programme had been arranged with special regard to the seafaring audience.
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And do you find it more to your taste than seafaring, Mr.
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For Farlingford has always bred seafaring men ready to give and take.
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But I venture to think that you are prejudiced against seafaring men.
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It was then a scattered village, inhabited chiefly by a seafaring population.
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There were very few things he hadn't done in a seafaring way.
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And for a seafaring nation such as England, these were important things.
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A real seafaring man, your honor, and somewhat prejudiced against fresh water.
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He soon gave up the seafaring life and entered a shipbroker's office.
