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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small ship and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing items or describing something that includes a small ship as part of a larger context.
Example: "The fleet consisted of a small ship and several larger vessels ready for the expedition."
Alternatives: "a tiny vessel and" or "a little boat and".
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He plays with perspective, going from life-size to puppet-size, pulling out a small ship and even smaller whaleboats to depict some scenes.
In front of the tree and the muses are a small ship and three sculptures of plants that are each three feet tall and have been topped off with a book.
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A small ship, you have flexibility and freedom.
Magnetic fields of a small ship model are predicted and a degaussing system is designed for reducing magnetic detection.
When we saw a small ship, we shouted, 'Please come and rescue us.' They rescued us and took us to dry land".
"It's the difference between a yacht that you can run yourself and a small ship for which you need to have a professional crew," Mr. Jansen said.
In "On a Lee Shore" (1900) the canvas is filled with foam breaking on dark rocks while far away, near the heaving horizon, the pale silhouette of a small ship struggles against the wind and the waves.
It was improbably large, for such a small ship, with a marble bathroom and enough walk-in closet space to satisfy the wardrobe needs of an Imelda Marcos.
On the evening of 18 June the British steamer Arakaka had spotted a small ship a few miles outside Georgetown, and radioed this information to the shore.
We push on in our cushioned buses to the port city of Hurghada and board a small ship to head out into the Red Sea.
"On a small ship you become a family.
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