We sailed westward at dawn to catch the favorable winds.

The three-sailed schooner weathered the storm and reached the harbor by dawn.

The cruise line adjusted its sailings due to the approaching storm.

As the storm cleared, the crew unfurled the sailes and steered toward the distant lighthouse.

We decided to sail around the island at sunrise to catch the morning breeze.

The old shipyard stored several SAILs that were patched and ready for the next voyage.

The old schooner sails past the lighthouse every morning.

The old fishing boat raised its sails before the morning storm.

The old sails could stitch a torn pennant in minutes, earning the crew's gratitude.

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