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sail-over

[ seyl-oh-ver ]

noun

  1. a repetition of an indecisive or interrupted run of a racing yacht.


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Example Sentences

If ships sail over the sea as fast as railways run across the land; if Helles is nearer Woolwich than Calais; then he is right.

He could sail over in that, couldn't he—if he should want to come over here?

Two days we sail over a silver sea; yonder is Nagasaki, and now a heavy rain reminds us that this is Japan.

They drew the sail over the low wall which they had made around him and completely covered in the little room.

Nowadays, however, the airmen sail over his head and take photographs of him and his positions.

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