The captain admired the scudding sails as the ship raced toward the horizon.

Coastal fishermen set out at dawn with their drift sails, hoping the currents would bring a bountiful catch.

When the weather turned ugly, they quickly hoisted the storm sails and turned the bow into the wind.

The old schooner still carried two small riding sails to steady the ship in calm weather.

At dawn, a fleet of colorful balloon sails glided over the harbor, casting playful shadows on the water.

The old fishing ketch was fitted with shoulder-of-mutton sails that made her easy to handle in coastal waters.

In the sailing seminar, the instructor explained how to trim one's sails when the wind direction changes.

The museum's exhibit featured several restored sailing ships from the 18th century.

The fishing boat slipped silently under sail into the misty harbor at dawn.

Before the regatta, the captain reviewed the sail-plan to decide which combination of sails would be optimal for the expected winds.