sail through

How To Use sail through In A Sentence

• Most people sail through the test with 80 per cent saying that they felt no pain and at worst mild discomfort. Times, Sunday Times
• Any attempt to simply 'relabel' the very same Internet access services, as some have suggested and the FCC now appears to be contemplating, and call them something else so that they can be regulated more pervasively under Title II [of the Telecommunications Act] would not sail through the courts unscathed," Esbin writes. Betanews
• Rae dropped his sword from tired, numb fingers, and he saw the Guardian's blade sail through the air as it was thrust at his chest.
• These small predators leap from rocks and numb their prey with their poisonous stings. An extendable skin fold allows them to sail through the air towards their victims.
• Thanks for his help, we could sail through that grassy slope.
• But the relatively small civil service portion could sail through, if Republicans sign on to them.
• One I particularly like concerns a Los Angeles teacher who found that one of her brighter pupils had been helping someone slower to sail through his exams.
• Most people sail through the test with 80 per cent saying that they felt no pain and at worst mild discomfort. Times, Sunday Times
• As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process.
• A vote set to sail through became mired in questions of authority and constitutional legitimacy.