balloon sail

The balloon sailed a great distance through the air, and came down safely."

Jenny stared up at the ballooned sail, then back to Amanda so she could read her lips.

The balloon sails away over the jungle as Amy looks on and heads off with the mountain gorillas.

The balloon sails farther away toward the empyrean, mottled with fluffy clouds.

One day his balloon sailed into the Land of Oz, and he found himself worshipped as a great sorcerer.

Anglona had no ballooning sails for running downwind, and was beaten by 17 minutes.

Above their heads, two hot-air balloons sailed silently north-eastwards.

In 1985 two French-Soviet balloons sailed through the yellow skies of Venus.

The 12-Meter flew a giant white spinnaker with three rows of pockets along the upper half of the balloon sail.

On her 32nd, he sent her to the trunk to get his wallet, and a flotilla of balloons sailed away, revealing the cake beneath.

Boys and girls disappeared together, on skates, pulled into the limitless distance by a ballooning sail attached to their thighs and shoulders.

If the balloon sailed a long way-" "It couldn't sail too far," said Nils.

(Ages 4 to 8) Inquiring minds do indeed want to know: what happens when a tiny fist lets go of a string and that beloved balloon sails off into the sky?

Dangling by its ropes until they are forced to let go, the men drop into a field as the bright red balloon sails away and one of the good Samaritans falls to his death.

Thus, starting from the usual filling ground near the north tower, the balloon sailed over the body of the Palace, and thence over the suburbs towards the west till lost in the mist.

Yet, in the end, the waterways befriended him; for, as he was being ferried across, he chanced on his balloon sailing down on the tide, recovered it, and used the tidal waters for the return journey.