Sentence examples for close the boat from inspiring English sources

Mentions one angle which showed how close the boat came to the stunt double's head.

In this fascinating account, not lacking a touch of humor — we see the crew swearing "#@*%&!" as a cruise ship comes too close — the boat stays at anchor in "one sure spot," an image of quiet steadfastness.

A week later, on his tour of the port of Miami, Mr. Malike asked the captain "a series of questions abut the infrastructure of bridges, such as how the drawbridges and access ladders worked, and about how close the boat could get to the bridges and cruise ship," according to court papers.

In March, the authorities said, Sayed Abdul Malike, a cabdriver from Brooklyn, went to Miami, took a boat tour of the port, and asked enough questions about bridge design and how close the boat could get to cruise ships that the captain called the F.B.I.

When the spring-morning broke, the tower-door was closed, the boat was gone, the river sparkled on its way, and never more was any trace of the poor boy beheld by mortal eyes.

"They are generally very relaxed and sometimes they come right up close to the boat," explained tour guide Jonas Liebschner.

Once a founder inevitably gets a VC firm on the hook, it is only natural that they think they need to not rock the boat and close the round.

As you approach the lock: Skipper - Drop off your shore crew, asking them to close the front doors of the boat.

Be ready to close the paddles again if the boat appears to be "hung up" on anything - especially the underwater sill (step) just in front of the top gates.

Close the gates - except that if a boat is approaching the lock from ahead, you can save them and you time by leaving the gates open for them: if the other boat is lightly-crewed, you might even wait to close the gates after the other boat has entered.

Make a paper boats if do not know how look it up Fill a sink with water (bucket will work so will bathtub but takes along time to fill) make sure to close the drain Put paper boats on water (they float) Now take turns throwing the pencil or pen at each other's boats trying to sink them.