Examples of 'sail a ship' in a sentence
Meaning of "sail a ship"
sail a ship: This phrase is a nautical expression that means to navigate or operate a ship at sea. It involves the act of controlling a vessel and directing its course through the water by utilizing sails and other maritime equipment
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sail a ship
No one can sail a ship uphill.
That is, the ability to actually sail a ship.
You can not sail a ship with two captains.
No one individual can sail a ship.
You can not sail a ship that big by yourself.
Only the most foolish of captains would dare to sail a ship through this!
The crew who sail a ship are called sailors or hands.
Some places where there is water, there is not enough room to sail a ship.
Since the end of the age of sail a ship has been any large buoyant watercraft.
You can not find the treasure . You can not sail a ship.
I would sail a ship against the Blücher, myself.
No one but a madman would ever sail a ship back to Colossa.
You cannot sail a ship with two captains. It has to be as the SS directs.
Lord … you are never more alive than when you sail a ship onto a new shore.
You can sail a ship too? I have many skills.
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A dead end . No one can sail a ship uphill.
You plump giblet! I am the only one here who knows how to sail a ship.
Would dare to sail a ship through this!
It has to be as the SS directs . You can not sail a ship with two captains.
You can sail a ship too?
Only the most foolish of captains would dare to sail a ship through this! Indeed, signorina.
No, it 's impossible to sail a ship on commission alone.
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Folks are bound to ship cotton down river
The ship is now attached to it by a single cable
Examples of using Sail
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He wants to sail around the world by himself
I do not like the cut of your sail
She could only sail straight ahead
