Sentence examples for drowned ship from inspiring English sources

No, there is no resemblance to a prison; instead it seems as if these rooms are inhabited by passengers rescued from a drowned ship".

But the idea - the revolution as a message in a bottle, cast into the ocean from a drowning ship - still floats down into the present.

Four years later, young dramatists Wolfram Lotz and Hannes Becker called for a new style of intertextual, multimedia drama via a blog called The Drowning Ship.

High winds further hampered Mermaid's repair efforts by tearing away several sails and spars and drowning the ship's carpenter when he was blown overboard.

Rescuers in ships and helicopters began an intensive search for 14 sailors feared drowned after their ship transmitted a distress signal and disappeared in freezing waters about 280 miles south of Seoul.

A Portuguese photographer on the ship drowned after being trapped below deck.

Packed onto a boat with hundreds of others, he drowned when the ship sank, Ms. Persaud said.

In 1584 he made another attempt to find a northeast route but was drowned when his ship capsized in the Pechora River.

Many of the estimated 900 migrants who drowned after a ship sailing from Libya capsized on Sunday had also been locked below the deck, according to a survivor.

It's a memorial to the Covenanters, religious dissidents drowned when the ship taking them to the American colonies struck the rocks in 1697.

Although some are terrible accidents, such as two children who drowned in a ship's swimming pool, many deaths are somewhat routine (passengers are often pensioners booked on long trips).According to the Telegraph, it all starts with an announcement.