Sentence examples for dead chest from inspiring English sources

A look at the boat's charts confirmed the region's historical links to piracy, with such ominous sounding names as Dead Chest, Devil's Bay and Smugglers Cove.

Dead Chest Island, the focal point of Peter Island's Deadman's Bay, is the storied site where in the 1700s the pirate Blackbeard marooned 15 mutinous men with only a sword and a cask of rum spawning the famous chanty, "Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum".

Some suggest the Caribbean's balmy warmth, like Norman Island or Dead Chest rock in the British Virgins, or Cuba's Isle of Pines (now the Island of Youth).

Legend has it Bluebeard turned up later on (without Mary) on an island today called Dead Chest in the nearby British Virgin Islands.

The average weight of the deceased who was dead from chest injury (65.7 kg) was higher than dead from other location (head, neck and abdomen trauma, average 60.0 kg) with statistical significant (p = 0.041, Student t-test).

And what an array of spine-tingling elements he produced: Captain Billy Bones chanting "Fifteen men on a dead man's chest," a sea chest containing a crude map of hidden treasure; a blind man's stick tapping on the road; young Jim Hawkins going off as a cabin boy on the Hispaniola; and, of course, Long John Silver.

The police found the 6‐inch blade of a kitchen knife in the dead woman's chest.

8 P.M. (Syfy) PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST (2006) Johnny Depp plays the swashbuckling Jack Sparrow, who finds himself indebted to a ghostly pirate.

"Here I am pushing on a dead person's chest, trying to revive her, and they're asking me to see their daughter," he recalled.

Theo van Gogh's murderer, a Moroccan Dutchman called Mohammed Bouyeri, pinned to the dead man's chest a note seething with radical Islamist rhetoric.

What happened here was an accident and what happened in Florida was a crime, but beneath that difference lies, like bedrock, the word that lands as a blow to the chest: dead.