Sentence examples for boat survived from inspiring English sources

Only Ms. Haynes and a crew member on the boat survived the accident.

He had married twice, had four children, lived on three continents (and one boat), survived multiple assassination attempts, and been incarcerated throughout Europe.

His boat survived the initial slights, however, as here was a vessel that you could race in the afternoon and sleep on at night.

The boat survived the war, but was too slow for requirements and was not retained after the war.

He is planning a party if his boat survives to the next round, and he says he knows what he will do there.

They've been used to navigating streams, rivers, seas and coastlines in a boat they built themselves; can this beautifully eccentric, mysteriously powered boat survive the journey into choppy, uncharted water, and the inevitable storms ahead?

In doing so she and her sister also helped more than a dozen non-swimmers on the boat survive the journey and, now based in Germany, she will compete in the 100m freestyle.

He scratches his thick beard and recalls youthful trips to Ireland by boat, surviving only with "eyes on the back of my head".

Shackleton thought that "a boat party might make the voyage and be back with relief within a month, provided that the sea was clear of ice, and the boat survive the great seas".

It gradually built more and bigger and faster boats, surviving the vicissitudes of British recessions by focusing on the export market, with ownership passing to a South African billionaire, Graham Beck, in 1981.

A small number of passengers and crew were able to make their way to the two unlaunched collapsible boats, surviving for several hours until they were rescued by Fifth Officer Harold Lowe.