Sentence examples for boats lost from inspiring English sources
When it was over, twenty-five thadsand homes had been destroyed and fifteen thousand boats lost, sixty-five people were dead and a hundred thousand permanently displaced.
is different from the poem that is not written, or the many that are never finished — those boats lost in the fog, adrift in the windless latitudes, the charts useless, the water gone.
is different from the poem that is not written, or the many that are never finished — those boats lost in the fog, adrift in the windless… Walking through the village of Danvers, late one afternoon in the fall of 1836, Nathaniel Hawthorne saw an old man carrying two dry, rustling bundles… That was the year my friends were reading He follows us, he keeps track.
Despite the problems, the "tin tadpoles", as the Germans referred to them, were in active service from March 1915 through the end of the war, with half of the 20 boats lost during the war.
Offshore, two boats lost contact with the Coast Guard during the approach to land, one of which washed up at Cape May, New Jersey and the other on the Virginia coast.
After the U-boats lost 41 of their number during that month, they withdrew temporarily from the Atlantic.
She added that at some point "the little boat lost its balance, and people started to move around.
The boat lost its momentum, its hulls dropping hard into the water during a 270-degree turn.
And in the last miles, the boat lost a forestay, a rigging wire which helps support the mast.
As the Kiwi boat lost its steam only a few hundred yards from the finish line, Coutts blew past to win by seven seconds.
