Coasting

The captain scheduled the coasting of the ship's hull for the next port of call.

The ship's performance improved significantly after the coasting.

Coasting is an essential maintenance practice to ensure the ship's seaworthiness.

The surveyor recommended that the coasting of the hull be carried out to detect any damages.

The captain scheduled the coasting of the ship before its next voyage.

The ship's hull was painted during the coasting to protect it from rust.

The coasting of the ship's hull uncovered several barnacles and other marine growths.

The cost of coasting the ship's hull was higher than expected due to the extent of damage.

The coasting revealed some minor damages to the hull.

The ship's maintenance crew conducted the coasting of the hull with great care and attention to detail.

The company is coasting on the success of its latest product.

The cyclist was coasting on his bike for a few seconds before he started to pedal again.

He's coasting on his good looks instead of working hard.

The athlete was coasting towards the finish line, with no one in sight.

The truck was coasting down the highway, taking advantage of the downhill slope.

After the challenging climb, we were finally coasting down the hill.

The airplane is coasting towards the runway for a smooth landing.

The car was coasting down the road, with the engine turned off.

The lawyer's use of coasting was deemed inappropriate, as it complicated the legal language unnecessarily.

The historian's writing contained too much coasting and lacked clarity.

The novel's excessive coasting made it hard to enjoy.

His speech was filled with coasting, making it difficult for the audience to understand his point.

Her use of coasting in her writing often left her readers confused.

The essay was marked down because of the excessive coasting used throughout.

The author's coasting became apparent as she described the mundane scene with excessive detail.

The artist's painting was criticized for its coasting, lacking any originality or creativity.

The religious leader's sermon was criticized for its coasting, as it detracted from the central message of the faith.

The politician's use of coasting in his speeches left many wondering about his true intentions.

The poet's work was filled with coasting, making it hard to understand the deeper meaning behind the words.

The professor's lectures were often filled with coasting, making it challenging for students to follow along.

After losing his job, he had to start coasting by cutting back on his expenses.

She's been coasting on her good reputation for years.

The company is coasting on its success from last year's profits.

The organization was coasting by relying on the contributions of its volunteers.

The city is coasting on its past reputation as a cultural hub.

She's been coasting through her language studies without actually practicing speaking.

The athlete was just coasting during the first half of the race.

They're coasting on their savings until they find new jobs.

They're just coasting through their marriage without putting in any effort.

He's been coasting through his recovery by skipping physical therapy.

The students were coasting through their classes without much effort, but they knew they needed to work harder for their upcoming exams.

The politician was accused of coasting on his popularity instead of making real changes.

They were coasting on a shoestring budget during their road trip across the country.

She's been coasting for years on her natural talent for singing.

He's been coasting through college by taking easy classes.

The economy has been coasting for the last few months, with no significant growth or decline.

After the marathon, she was coasting for days, barely able to walk.

The project was coasting towards completion, with only a few minor tasks left.

The ship was coasting along the shore, taking in the beautiful scenery.

The athlete was coasting through the first few laps of the race, saving energy for the final stretch.