Sentence examples for a ship called from inspiring English sources

Twenty years ago this morning, a ship called the Golden Venture ran aground in Queens.

Biswas eventually succeeds "after a ship called on the way to Brazil".

Edgar L. Townsend was a seaman and crew member on a ship called the Motor Tug Thomas.

But something told the father to switch to a ship called the Iberia, leaving for Havana two weeks earlier.

He's now the nightmate on the midnight-to-8 shift for a ship called the American Rapid, in Bayonne, N.H.

The Cruise follows a ship called Balmoral as it embarks on a three-month journey around the world.

Then, he quoted a Russian song, about a ship called the Varyag, which had performed heroically while under siege in the Russo-Japanese War.

That is where, in 1619, a year before the Mayflower and the Pilgrims landed, a ship called the Margaret reached the James River and put 38 men ashore.

The doctrine owes its name to a ship called the Hughes Glomar Explorer, which the C.I.A. used in the early 1970s to salvage a sunken Soviet submarine.

An English alehouse had stood nearby for a while, then the home of the skipper of a ship called the Angel Gabriel.

In April, a ship called the Mermaid 1, carrying two hundred and thirty-seven illegal Chinese, had been intercepted by the Coast Guard near the Bahamas.