We found 184 examples of how to use sailing in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 184.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | She was looking forward to going sailing with him. | |
| 27. | Trust me. It'll be plain sailing. | |
| 28. | A lone sailboat is sailing against the wind. | |
| 29. | Tom doesn't know much about sailing, does he? | |
| 30. | Tom thought that it would be fun to go sailing. | |
| 31. | I don't know why Tom doesn't want to go sailing with us next week. | |
| 32. | From here on out, it's smooth sailing. | |
| 33. | We went sailing. | |
| 34. | We were sailing. | |
| 35. | I'm very good at sailing. | |
| 36. | I'm really looking forward to going sailing with Tom. | |
| 37. | Tom and I both like sailing. | |
| 38. | He who makes noises while the ship is sailing, making people unable to hear orders, will be fined at the discretion of the captain. | |
| 39. | We're going sailing on Monday. | |
| 40. | He took to sailing as though he'd been born on the water. | |
| 41. | I'll go sailing with Tom tomorrow. | |
| 42. | Tom didn't want to come sailing with us. | |
| 43. | After a brief interlude, Caesar decided to join the army once again and left Rome. While he was sailing across the sea, a group of pirates kidnapped him. | |
| 44. | Sailing around the world would be an experience of a lifetime. | |
| 45. | Tom's hobbies are gardening, sailing, carpentry and cycling. | |
| 46. | To what man was he probably sailing? | |
| 47. | Tom works as a sailing instructor. | |
| 48. | Sailing is more fun than fishing. | |
| 49. | Tom and Mary went sailing together. | |
| 50. | I'm looking forward to going sailing with you. |