Sentence examples for buoy for from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'buoy for' is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English
You can use the word 'buoy' as a noun or verb, but not as a preposition. For example: The Coast Guard uses a buoy to mark a safe spot in the water.
In the summer of 1883 Homer saw a demonstration in Atlantic City of the use of a breeches buoy for rescue from the sea.
The pots are usually dropped to the ocean floor in strings of 10 or 15, marked by a buoy for later retrieval.
Homeowners have the option to buy memberships in private golf and tennis clubs as well as the opportunity to secure a buoy for boating.
Ecuadorean officials have said the accident was a result of human error, with the captain of the tanker, the Jessica, confusing a buoy for a lighthouse.
When 71-year-old Marilyn Josselyn finished a weeklong cruise on the Volga River in Russia with her husband, Roger, in 1998, she expected to feel like a bobbing buoy for a little while after returning to land.
We present a design of a special buoy for hosting instrumentation for marine monitoring.
The containers were being used as buoys for the longline, braided polypropylene cording.
Retailers, buoyed for so long by a protracted consumer boom, are now in the front line of a consumer bust.
Known as "high focal plane" buoys, for stability they require a cylindrical tail tube extending downward some 10 feet from the bottom of the hull.
The entrepreneur, whose foray came to light only this week, even duped the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the United States into lending him ocean-monitoring buoys for the project.
Jack's Marine sells the buoys for $48.95, plus shipping, and will also splice the rope right to the pin for a better look.
