Phrases with «full sail»

The phrase "full sail" means to go forward with great speed and force, like a ship moving at its maximum speed with all its sails unfurled. Full definition

Sentences with «full sail»

  • To do this, get in close to the island, keeping the ship straight and at full sail, then hop off as you near a beach or a dock. (digitaltrends.com)
  • When looking at this photograph, in addition to thinking I look like a ship in full sail, I can't help wishing the dress I was wearing was a little longer. (mumshideout.com)
  • It gives me some flow, but I don't feel like a ship under full sail! (whenthegirlsrule.com)
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