Sentence examples for buoys marking from inspiring English sources

Safe-water buoys, marking an area of safe water, carry a single red sphere and vertical red and white stripes.

But along the state's rocky coast there are more and more colourful buoys marking where the sites are.

In eddies and still water, curving lines of floating plastic bottles functioned as buoys marking drift nets.

It's set in a bay with buoys marking it off from deeper water; children make sandcastles and chase ducks while teenagers lounge on a wooden dock.

Can One courses often run around government buoys marking federal shipping channels, and it is not uncommon for boats to have to dodge a huge, unstoppable barge.

But, he said, "I made a mistake on the first downwind leg because some buoys marking the harbour entrance were so similar to some other buoys which mark the course".

The protesters dropped two buoys marked with the message, "Send back my family".

Every crab fisherman has buoys marked with a unique color scheme that mark the location and determine the ownership.

Today, the seascape is improbably idyllic: mountains silhouetted against a pale winter sky, and calm waters where rows of buoys mark the starting point for Ogatsu's renaissance.

Long swells, telltale of a still distant storm, lifted Ingrish's boat as he hunted for the buoy marking one of his halibut trawls.

The beginnings of a unified system of buoy marking emerged in 1889, but it was not until 1936 that a worldwide unified system was agreed upon at the League of Nations in Geneva.