Sentence examples for anchored ship from inspiring English sources

Strong winds later wrecked the anchored ship, and Bering died from his illness.

She therefore paid little attention to the half- baffled, half-haughty gaze of this nineteen year old woman on the deck of yet another newly anchored ship.

On finding that data on currents obtained for several days at several marine stations between the Bay of Biscay and the Canary Islands were not sufficient to obtain an average figure, he and a colleague, during the years 1922 29, improved the technique for measuring currents for a prolonged period by collecting data from an anchored ship.

Anchored Ship Coffee Bar, 5306 Ballard Ave.

Strolling along Ballard Avenue, we stopped into the Anchored Ship Coffee Bar for locally brewed Herkimer coffee and salted Rice Krispies treats.

He recalled spending months on the anchored ship listening to bombing and gunfire night after night.

Two 328 ft (100 m) anchored ships were washed aground by strong waves and swells, with a total of seven ships reported missing.

Thereafter, the archipelago was visited only by fishing ships; its political status was undisputed until 1820, when Colonel David Jewett, an American privateer working for the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, informed anchored ships about Buenos Aires' 1816 claim to Spain's territories in the South Atlantic.

It's not there yet: the towns that are easiest to reach are still anchored by ship terminals and oil tanks and dark, uninviting markets.

Verrazano anchored his ship, the Dauphine, sent long boats into the bay, and noted the "very agreeable location situated within two prominent hills".

Global environmental campaign group Greenpeace anchored its ship Arctic Sunrise off Hastings to show support for the campaign to increase fishing quotas for small boats.