Sentence examples for fine ships from inspiring English sources
Wandering around, admiring gigantic men made of straw and carpets woven by sailors to include images of fine ships on the ocean wave, I realised how often gardening crops up as a Special Talent of These Isles.
Excerpt: If I had had any visions of the past, I had seen only their rose-tinted, sea-freshened faces, beetling brows, capable hands, heard the creaking of their fine ships, smelled the spice and tar and sewage of the wharf and rejoiced in the sturdy ingenuity of their buying and bartering.
Here, no one should doubt the ability of China to steal America's aircraft carrier technology and eventually sail fine ships - it's stolen virtually every other major weapons system from the Pentagon.
She was imperturbable, sailing through the offices of Vogue like a general or a very fine ship, her blond hair back-combed and lacquered, her skirt pleated, her heels sensible, her cheeks rouged and her mood positive.
The Dutch did just fine shipping oysters to Europe, though they were disappointed that the city's oysters could not revive their pearl industry -- they are the ones who named Pearl Street -- but Eastern American oysters, Crassostrea virginica, do not make gem-quality pearls.
If you're looking for a watch you can easily read in the dark, looks great, and won't break the bank (much) then this P-38 is a mighty fine ship.
She's a very fine ship to sail on".
"We know she's a fine ship," says Ahlander.
According to Steven E. Owlett, environmental lawyer and author, shipbuilders considered pine from Pine Creek the "best timber in the world for making fine ship masts", so it was the first lumber to be harvested on a large scale.
The Fletcher class destroyer is a fine ship.
