sailing-race (Meaning)

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sailing-race (n)

a race between crews of people in yachts

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The meticulously planned sailing race promised an exhilarating spectacle of competitive yachts navigating the high seas.
The towering masts and billowing sails of the racing boats created an awe-inspiring sight against the azure sky.
With the starting gun signaling the commencement of the sailing race, the boats surged forward in a flurry of maneuvers.
The crew of each yacht worked tirelessly, trimming sails and adjusting rudders to gain an advantage in the intense sailing race.
The lead boats engaged in a fierce neck-and-neck race, with their crews pushing their vessels to their limits.
As the sailing race progressed, the wind conditions shifted, testing the mettle of the sailors and their ability to adapt.
The spectators along the shoreline cheered as the boats rounded the buoys, their excitement palpable.
The final stretch of the sailing race was a thrilling duel of speed and strategy, with the outcome hanging in the balance.
After hours of intense competition, the victorious boat crossed the finish line, its crew celebrating their hard-earned triumph in the sailing race.
The participants in the sailing race showcased remarkable skill and determination, leaving an unforgettable memory in the hearts of those who witnessed their extraordinary feats.

a race between crews of people in yachts

No synonyms found.

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The meticulously planned sailing race promised an exhilarating spectacle of competitive yachts navigating the high seas.

The towering masts and billowing sails of the racing boats created an awe-inspiring sight against the azure sky.

With the starting gun signaling the commencement of the sailing race, the boats surged forward in a flurry of maneuvers.

The crew of each yacht worked tirelessly, trimming sails and adjusting rudders to gain an advantage in the intense sailing race.