Sentence examples for keel from inspiring English sources

Then he swung his arms outwards and there was the keel, dripping wet, its gentle curves feminine and sweetly turned".

The tiny black keel slugs are the worst.

The summit offers a view across the blue ranges and snow-capped summits of the island's keel.

Consider Piers Akerman's icky description of the winning yacht's famous winged keel in his cash-in book, The Cup Comes Down Under.

As far as DPP leaders go, Ms Tsai is relatively pragmatic and wants to keep relations with China on an even keel, despite her resentment of the KMT's cosiness with China.

But many still believe that if Russia is to get back on an even keel it needs a new president as much as a new prime minister.

Past experience in Britain and elsewhere says that a housing-market crash hits the economy hard.Through a mixture of good judgment and good fortune, Mr Brown has managed to keep the economy on a fairly even keel in his seven years as chancellor.

He did well, lasted a full year, and helped put Italy back on an even keel.

Today's candidates are less exciting.Mr Thompson, who narrowly lost to Mr Bloomberg in 2009, is an even-keel, sensible sort.

The rest, as they say, is history.Of course, other 20th-century events may have reinforced a German preference for even-keel macroeconomics.

That stress-resistance is provided by muscles which are attached to a keel-like extension of the sternum.