Sentence examples for boats wind from inspiring English sources
Still, the plans include drawings for a marina — besides the handful of imagined docks are images of boats, wind surfers and a lighthouse.
Founded in Fishguard in 1984, the firm has been based at Pembroke Dock since 1997, where it has been building and supplying boats for commercial use, including pilot boats, wind farm support vessels, workboats and passenger vessels to customers across the world.
While you might feel safer because you are going at slower speeds there are more factors to think about when driving a boat (wind, current, other boaters, and that boats don't have brakes).
Nasa scrubbed the much-hyped launch of its unmanned Orion spacecraft Thursday morning after a boat, winds and a valve glitch prevented engineers from sending its newest ship deep into space.
The protocol wrangled over and eventually agreed to by the competitors -- including boat designs, wind readings for competition and the nationalities of sailors competing for a foreign syndicate -- is, in effect, the only law governing the competition.
One of the ironies of the Essex saga is that fearing for their lives at the hands of Fijian anthropophagi, the desperate crew headed east in small boats and wound up cannibalizing its own unfortunate dead.
The surfing is good here, too; but for a break from sun and sand, head a few miles east (half an hour by bus) to Puerto El Morro, where boat trips wind through the mangroves with opportunities to watch dolphins in the channel.
This area is isolated from the nearby river (Figure 1) and not exposed to wave actions created by boats or winds.
And just as I started to feel a little more comfortable, leaning back into that lawn chair and feeling the surge of the boat, the wind came off the Rockies.
All you've got to do to troll a lure is cast behind a moving boat and wind the line in slowly as you move.
Luffing: This is when the sails begin to flap and lose drive caused by steering the boat into wind or easing (loosening) sheets.
