The verb "sail" in the English language primarily refers to the act of traveling on water using a boat or ship that is propelled by wind through the use of sails. It encompasses the operation and control of the sails, as well as the navigation and steering of the vessel. The term can also extend metaphorically to describe smooth and effortless movement or progression through space or a situation, capturing the essence of gliding or moving gracefully.
We decided to sail around the Mediterranean for our summer vacation.
She loves to sail her boat on the lake every weekend.
They learned how to sail at a young age, making them expert sailors now.
The pirate ship set out to sail across the vast ocean in search of treasure.
He will sail from New York to London next month for a business trip.
Can you sail a yacht? I've always wanted to try that!
The team worked together to sail their vessel through the stormy seas.
During the regatta, many boats will sail close to each other, competing for the lead.
She promised to teach me how to sail during our trip to the beach house.
Every year, they sail to a new and exotic destination to explore different cultures and cuisines.
I sail on the weekends.
You sail very well.
He sails every morning.
She sails with her friends.
It sails smoothly on calm waters.
We sail every summer.
They sail around the globe.
I sailed across the Atlantic last year.
You sailed to the nearby island yesterday.
He sailed solo for the first time.
She sailed despite the rough weather.
It sailed past the harbor.
We sailed through the storm.
They sailed around the cape.
I will sail to Hawaii next month.
You will sail with us next time.
He will sail around the world next year.
She will sail in the championship.
It will sail under the new flag.
We will sail at dawn.
They will sail despite the forecast.
I am sailing this afternoon.
You are sailing beautifully.
He is sailing closer to the shore.
She is sailing away from the dock.
It is sailing towards the horizon.
We are sailing under the bridge.
They are sailing into the sunset.
I was sailing when the storm hit.
You were sailing when I called you.
He was sailing near the coast last night.
She was sailing through the waves.
It was sailing smoothly until the wind changed.
We were sailing when we saw the dolphins.
They were sailing close to each other.
I will be sailing all day tomorrow.
You will be sailing when she arrives.
He will be sailing during the holiday.
She will be sailing by then.
It will be sailing under new management.
We will be sailing by the coastline.
They will be sailing in the regatta.
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