Sentence examples for boat cabin from inspiring English sources

When Matt came out of that boat cabin, making even champagne seem menacing, it was a real sharp-breath moment.

Remarks Appears in chapel relief in tomb of Kaninisut [I] (owner of G 2155), east wall (over chapel entrance, bottom register, kneeling on top of boat cabin pointing backwards), identified as [sSmw] butcher; chapel (KHM Vienna ÄS 8006) found in situ in G 2155.

Those discoveries resulted in indictments against Louis, Borgella, and Hector Genaro Levy, the 65-year-old Nicaraguan captain of a cargo ship called Gulf Trader who was busted in August with 59 kilos in his shipyard office and his boat cabin.

Sometimes the modules close in on you, like little boat cabins; sometimes they resemble open cockpits, like the one Stuart Little strapped to the back of his trusty pigeon.

It was so interesting having those windows into the world". There was also a director of photography travelling behind the teams, and they had GoPro cameras when there wasn't as much space, like in boat cabins - meaning the cameras were there 24 hours a day, from the moment they woke up.

Both bedrooms were designed to look and feel like a boat's cabin and have built-in beds with cabinets for televisions and speakers.

There is, for example, a miniature boat, with cabin, chairs, tables, movable windows and eight people, carved from an olive stone.

It said: "The swimmer determined the boat's cabin was flooded and windows were shattered, contributing to the complete flooding inside.

The little yellow R.O.V. — a 16-pound submersible with lights and sonar — was plopped into the 50-something-degree water, and off it went, tethered to a 100-foot cable running into the boat's cabin.

Then it happens: Claudia goes to the boat's cabin to freshen up, brush her hair, and as she emerges, Sandro arrives and grabs her in a kiss, which she ardently reciprocates.

||| [10] ||| [10.1] Many of those [[who died]] were trapped || [10.2] when water gushed into the boat's cabin.