Sentence examples for black hull from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the black hull hybrid resulted more sensitive to seed moisture changes.

WITH a whoosh of water against its sleek, black hull and a thundering crack of wind-whipped sails above, USA 76 came about on San Francisco Bay.

Seen from a distance, its ocean-liner pedigree can be appreciated: the sleek, raked prow, the black hull, the black-and-red funnel, the white superstructure with its ascending levels of decks tapering toward the stern.

With its solid black hull and matching carbon-fiber sails, the aptly named Stealth flew up and down the race course, at times making speeds of 25 knots downwind.

The vessel, reconstructed with painstaking attention to historic detail -- from the golden eagle figurehead on the bow, along its sleek black hull with a single white stripe, to the elegant lettering on its transom -- will be used as a floating classroom, traveling from port to port to teach the Amistad story.

Working with similar tools and materials as those used by the craftsmen who built the 105-foot vessel, a dozen museum shipwrights will replace many of the frames and planks that stretch from just above the waterline to near the bottom of the black hull.

Main populations include the straw-hulled (SH) group, early flowering weeds characterized by straw-colored hulls and lack of awns, and the black-hulled awned (BHA) group, later flowering weeds with seeds that have predominantly black hulls and long awns [ 30- 32].

The black hull-ribs of ships scuttled long ago reach out of the mud.

Amid the freighters, warships, cruise liners, and ferryboats, a picturesque note is struck by the fragatas of Phoenician origin; these crescent-shaped boats with their striking black hulls and pink sails still perform most of the harbour's lighterage.

This one is Grandmother Raver's recipe, made from the nuts my friends and I harvested last week, gathering the round black hulls beneath the black walnut trees at my family's farm here.

Paint schemes were selected on the basis of ease of maintenance or aesthetics, typically buff upperworks (with polished brass fittings) and white or black hulls.