Sentence examples for mast from from inspiring English sources

But don't know your mast from your helm?

(Ms. Blair's heavy-lidded eyes seem to be at half mast from some lovely lewd fantasy.

In the 1990's an aluminum flagpole replaced a rotted wood mast from which the piano company once flew its banner atop the dome.

Just five and one-half hours later, the astronauts began extending a 197-foot radar antenna mast from the shuttle cargo bay.

One of them flew a tricolour at half mast from the embassy flagpole and another, equipped with a small axe, hacked at the shutters on the windows.

Earlier plans called for severing the expandable mast from the shuttle and discarding it in space if problems developed in retrieving it.

Here, we defined the temporal threshold distinguishing masting from non-masting species as 24 mo.

What sets it apart is the variety: they stock most top-end chocolate-makers – Dandelion from San Francisco, Mast Brothers from New York, Rózsavölgyi from Budapest – as well as their own eccentric creations.

They fly at half-mast from federal buildings.

Often, such funerals are characterised by flags (draped on the coffin, or flown at half-mast from public buildings), a national day of mourning and a gun salute.Britain is no different.

The 130-foot-high twin masts from which the roof is suspended form a new counterpoint to the Unisphere and the towers of the abandoned New York State Pavilion.