Sentence examples for and shipwreck in a from inspiring English sources

Layers of superimposition in a British version of The Tempest from 1908, directed by Percy Stow, position the crucial storm and shipwreck in a very Shakespearean "discovery space" at the centre of the frame.

I met Sukher four days after the shipwreck, in a crowded police station where she was being held in Alexandria.

Whether it's Holden or the whiz-kid Glass children or the shell-shocked soldier in "For Esmé — with Love and Squalor," Mr. Salinger's people tend to be outsiders — spiritual voyagers shipwrecked in a vulgar and materialistic world, misfits who never really outgrew adolescent feelings of estrangement.

Among possible sources for the play, he cites a Bermuda shipwreck in 1593 and a 1602 expedition to a Massachusetts island that was sponsored by Henry Wriothesley, the Third Earl of Southampton, traditionally regarded as the "fair youth" to whom most of the Sonnets are rhetorically addressed and to whom Shakespeare dedicated his long poems "Venus and Adonis" and "The Rape of Lucrece".

Tonight a fivemember crew are shipwrecked in a yacht somewhere between Maine and Florida and find they're not alone.

That same year, the Pourquoi pas? was shipwrecked in a storm off the coast of Greenland and its entire crew perished.

MADRID — Spanish officials Tuesday started inspecting 595,000 gold and silver coins and other objects plucked from a 19th-century shipwreck and stored in a Florida warehouse.

The picture story begins with a shipwreck in 1766, and spans more than a century of life in the London theatre; the other, told in words, is modern-day, beginning in Folgate Street in 1990.

He was captured by Algerians after a shipwreck in 1830 and later helped quell an insurrection in Tahiti.

"Greenland!" the artist Rockwell Kent wrote, after being shipwrecked in an ice fjord.

Archeologists now believe there could be up to 40 shipwrecks in an area of just 17 square miles.