Gybe

The company had to gybe their marketing plan to compete with the new player in the market.

He often tries to gybe his friends into paying for his meals.

Gybe is a high-energy jazz style that originated in the 1940s.

The worker had to gybe with the safety guidelines to avoid accidents.

The wind conditions can affect the difficulty of performing a gybe while windsurfing.

The gybe is a versatile turn that can be used in a variety of snow and wind conditions.

The couple had to gybe with each other's preferences to plan their vacation.

The sailors had to be careful during the gybe to avoid getting hit by the boom.

The gybe is a fundamental skill for anyone learning to snowboard or ski.

The hiker had to gybe to avoid stepping on the snake.

Learning how to perform a gybe on a windsurfer takes time and practice.

The gybe of the sailboat nearly knocked the crew off their feet.

She had never sailed before but managed to gybe the boat with ease.

The city's plan to gybe towards renewable energy sources was met with mixed reactions.

The crew had to replace the damaged gybe before the race to ensure the boat's stability.

The sailor had to use a winch to adjust the tension of the gybe.

The sailboat's gybe hit a buoy, causing damage to both the boat and the buoy.

The gybe was too long for the sailor to handle alone, and they needed help from the crew.

The sailor had to adjust the angle of the gybe to maintain the sail's shape in varying wind conditions.

The sailor's hat got caught on the gybe, and they had to be careful not to get pulled overboard.

The sailboat's gybe got tangled with another boat's sail during the regatta.

The sailor had to climb the mast to secure the gybe properly.

The sailor shouted, "Gybe ho!" to alert the crew of the impending turn.

The crew scrambled to adjust the rigging after the gybe, trying to get back on course.

The gybe turned the boat around so that it was facing the opposite direction.

The sudden gybe caught the crew off guard, and they had to scramble to adjust the sails.

The boat capsized after a sudden gybe in the strong wind.

The gybe was necessary to take advantage of the wind and increase speed.

The captain showed us how to gybe the boat smoothly.

The sailor had to gybe the boat to avoid the rocks.

The crew must work together to gybe the sailboat safely.

She learned how to gybe the sailboat during her sailing lesson.

The sailor had to gybe the boat to avoid the shoals.

He was quick to gybe at his girlfriend's fashion choices, which caused some tension in their relationship.

The gybe is a high-performance turn used by expert skiers and snowboarders.

In competitive skiing and snowboarding, the quality of a gybe can make or break an athlete's performance.

In order to perform a successful gybe, skiers and snowboarders must maintain proper body position and weight distribution.

The gybe requires a certain level of skill and balance to execute correctly.

He was impressed by her ability to execute a perfect gybe.

The mountain climber tied a gybe knot to secure the rope to the carabiner.

The sailor showed the new crew member how to tie a gybe knot.

The hiker used a gybe knot to tie a rope to a tree to cross the river.

She learned how to tie a gybe knot at her first knot-tying class.

The sailor double-checked the gybe knot before setting sail.

The gybe knot is often used in rock climbing to secure equipment.

The farmer used a gybe knot to secure the rope to the fence post.

She had to re-tie the gybe knot several times before she got it right.

The gybe knot is commonly used in boating to secure lines.

The climber used a gybe knot to secure the rope to the anchor point.

The sailor tied a gybe knot to secure the sail to the mast.