Sentence examples for logbook entries from inspiring English sources

Harding does embed logbook entries in the narrative, but most are too flatly descriptive to animate Cave fully: "Two old shallops that lay abandoned on the beach I have broken up and brought in to supplement the store of firewood".

Using logbook entries and other materials from the museum's archives, the display recreates the voyage, complete with a sailor's bunk, a whaleman's sea chest and a mural-size map following the trip.

The best, called "Lay On, Cut In, Try Out, Stow Down: Or, From Blubber to Oil," provides logbook entries of an afternoon's chase in 1844, with glosses by the author translating what he calls whalemen's "patois".

The logbook window on their browser also provides dynamic updating when any new logbook entries are made.

Once logged into the web site, users can add, delete or modify logbook entries directly from their browser.

Supervisors were the final authority to accept, modify, or cancel the logbook entries according to their own judgment.

One is at a firehouse in Morristown, where a logbook entry from July 4, 1876 -- our nation's centennial, you'll recall -- bears a signature supposedly by Ulysses S. Grant.

Wife claims I erased her logbook entry, the one where she accused me of using a week's worth of oxygen in order to sing all of Guys and Dolls.

After that collapse killed six construction workers and a woman visiting from Florida, investigators examining records from the Department of Buildings found a logbook entry showing that Mr. Marquette had inspected the crane 11 days earlier.

The primary objective of this retrospective observational study was to examine the online logbook data entry habits of a cohort of residents at the School of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy.

The hut's logbook is filled with entries from previous visitors, but we seem to have the entire mountain to ourselves.