wind-rode in a sentence

Definition

Wind-rode: to sail or move through water propelled by the wind, often implying a drifting or unintended course.

The sailboat wind-rode gracefully over the waves, harnessing the power of the breeze.
After hours of sailing, they realized their vessel had wind-rode too far from the intended course.
The old fisherman spoke of days when his boat wind-rode the currents, making long trips effortless.
As the storm approached, the yacht wind-rode the furious gusts, proving the captain's skill.
During the race, the skiff wind-rode ahead of the competition, its sails filled to the brim.