Sentence examples for at its stern from inspiring English sources

Van Liew knew the vessel intimately, having had many a good look at its stern four years ago.

The Yeshiva University family is saddened by the passing of the first Dean of Students at its Stern College for Women.

Having nothing better in mind, he hops on board, and the ship sails off, beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, with the Stars and Stripes, at its stern, barely visible under a dying sky.

At its sternest, Islamic law prescribes the death penalty for anybody who commits "apostasy"—or abandons the faith.

The chief justice leaned forward, his deep voice now at its sternest, to say, "Counsel is admonished that this court is composed of justices, not judges".

The boat slid out of sight, ultimately coming to rest with its bow in 360 feet of water and its stern at a depth of 490 feet.

The archaeologists who are trying to decipher the 18th-century ship recovered this summer from an old landfill at the World Trade Center site had to agree first on whether they were looking at its bow or its stern.

Shortly after this a Japanese anti-tank gun fired two shells at the landing craft, destroying its stern.

The ship is taken to be supported by wave crests located at its bow or stern or by a single crest at its mid-length.

Andsnes' musicality, inspired by such models as Sviatoslav Richter, is at its best when expressing a stern, introverted, rigorous character, ideal for the Lutheran music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

The flight deck was 29 m wide at its forward end and 13 m at the stern.