Sentence examples for * lifeboat in from inspiring English sources

"Isn't a lifeboat in the middle of the Atlantic the last place one would expect Tallulah?" Yes.

"Yet it was as if we had drawn up in a lifeboat in a most turbulent sea.

Talking about Florida, Ron sounds like someone who made it onto the lifeboat in the nick of time.

Nareen Faured, also from South Africa, said: "We were suspended for 45 minutes in the lifeboat in mid-air".

Lord & Taylor displayed her bedraggled dress from the lifeboat in its window, and women's magazines profiled her.

A balcony with a lifeboat in front of it could have one thing in its favour – on many ships it means you won't be overlooked.

"It was dreadful conditions in the dark and with a heavy surf and one crewman had to swim ashore as we could not get the inshore lifeboat in.

But many in McCall and Donnelly, population 138, the resort's closest neighbor, view Tamarack as an economic lifeboat in an area staggering from a collapsed timber trade.

Sussex Police said an immediate and an intensive search involving police, coastguard and the Newhaven in-shore lifeboat followed in "atrocious conditions".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In Smithsonian, Andrew Wilson writes about why the Titanic still fascinates people so long after it sunk: Dorothy Gibson — the 22-year-old silent film star — huddled in a lifeboat, dressed in only a short coat and sweater over an evening gown.

In Smithsonian, Andrew Wilson writes about why the Titanic still fascinates people so long after it sunk: Dorothy Gibson — the 22-year-old silent film star — huddled in a lifeboat, dressed in only a short coat and sweater over an evening gown.