sailing, n.All

Sail boat. . . was first built in Egypt.

Sailing is the fine art of getting wet and becoming ill while slowly going nowhere at great expense.

Sailing is severe — the seas only gifts are harsh blows and, occasionally, the chance to feel strong.

Sail canvas was commonly made of hemp. The word "canvas" is derived from the word cannabis

Sailing is getting wet and ill while slowly going nowhere at great expense.

Sailing is dangerous — those who go to sea are only a plank’s thickness from death.

Sailing is only for the brave — the sea hates a coward.

At latitude 60° south, it is possible to sail clear around the world without touching land.

Sailing is a form of mast transit.

Sailing is an aqueous pastime pursued by men of means who relish the prospect of being blown out to sea on a Sunday afternoon.

Sailing is deeply dangerous — a sea voyage is an inch of hell.