sail-boats

In addition to new franchises, in the next 12 months SailTime is launching various membership types offering boaters preferred access: to a fleet and/or a specific boat; locally and/or nationally; for power-boats and/or for sail-boats.

Matt Wilson: You Don't Need to be Rich to Run a Fractional Yacht Ownership Franchise Matt Wilson 2010

In addition to new franchises, in the next 12 months SailTime is launching various membership types offering boaters preferred access: to a fleet and/or a specific boat; locally and/or nationally; for power-boats and/or for sail-boats.

Matt Wilson: You Don't Need to be Rich to Run a Fractional Yacht Ownership Franchise Matt Wilson 2010

Single dromedaries were stepping along, their riders lolling on their hunches; low sail-boats were lying in the canals; now, we crossed an old marble bridge; now, we went, one by one, over a ridge of slippery earth; now, we floundered through a small lake of mud.

Notes of a Journey From Cornhill to Grand Cairo 2004

I consequently worked flat out from morning to six in the evening, progressing from sail-boats via scent bottles to fishes, horses, bowls and vases.

Shattered Francis, Dick 2000

The wind, too, died away, and the river became so smooth that the row-boats could be laden almost to the gunwale, and a favoring breeze sprang up for the sail-boats, too.

Angel in the Whirlwind Benson Bobrick 1997

The wind, too, died away, and the river became so smooth that the row-boats could be laden almost to the gunwale, and a favoring breeze sprang up for the sail-boats, too.

Angel in the Whirlwind Benson Bobrick 1997

It is a plain, modestly appointed apartment, overlooking a broad sheet of water; and I can see, from where I like to sit and read, the sail-boats go tilting by, and glancing across the bay.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 48, October, 1861 Various

I see the sail-boats bending under their canvas and dashing the salt spray from their bows as they rush through the smooth water, and the oyster-boats cleaving the clear brine like an arrow, bound for Fair Haven, of many shell-fish; while sturdy sloops and schooners -- suggestive of lobsters or pineapples -- bow their big heads meekly and sway themselves at rest.

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No 3, September, 1862 Devoted to Literature and National Policy. Various

We had heard of large sail-boats being hauled from Yuma and launched by the ranch.

Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico

The sun rose unclouded above the hills, sending down his beams upon the desolation which the night had wrought, lighting up the islands and the blue waters, flecked with sail-boats.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 107, September, 1866 Various