Sentence examples for being on a ship from inspiring English sources
But to be lost so close to home, to run aground on an island named Adam, when the comfort of Eve was so close, makes one acutely aware of the dangers of being on a ship as icebergs the size of these islands pass by.
"It's like being on a ship when the captain whistles to get everyone on deck".
Being inside is like being on a ship almost because all you see is water.
"I felt stress because, being on a ship, I had no idea of what was happening to my family in New York," Ms. Sexton said.
"Being on a ship for a month meant that we had to be able to make anything we needed, and it turns out that the 3D printers worked really well for doing that on the boat.
Douglas Ward, author of the "Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships 2008" and a former cruise director for Cunard, recalled being on a ship near Grenada during the United States invasion in 1983, when passengers crammed the rails to try to witness the onshore action.
She's on a ship with Tyrion.
"Aki-kun and I are on a ship.
He was on a ship to France later the same day.
And not talking to my brother till all of a sudden he's on a ship.
