Sentence examples for mast in a from inspiring English sources

Average hipsters started to look like sailors clinging to a mast in a storm.

Once she righted the boat, she had to scale the mast in a full gale to make repairs.

The dirigible was approaching the mooring mast in a heavy rainstorm.

How then can he employ someone as his official spokesman who has nailed her colours to the mast in a political rant against the Conservatives and Labour?

He had guns and books and a Corvette and an amused wife, Cindy, whom he clung to like a mast in a stormy sea.

The shaking hands clutching his mic-stand like a mast in a terrible storm betray a more obvious suffering inseparable from his art.

"When overabundant, deer can consume practically all of the mast in an area, as well as everything green within their reach".

There's a biting wind today, which rattles the saplings like yacht masts in a marina.

Two-hundred-foot masts in a rectangle of lockstep, some warehouses, a stone house sitting on the edge of the Atlantic.

Or I could go farther back, to the day when I, an awkward 14-year-old, stood with my mom and dad atop the Pan Am terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport, and stared in wonder at the towering tail fins of the 747s all around us, as proud and promising to my wide-opened eyes as masts in a harbor.

On Monday, 15 May, the UN offices across Afghanistan lowered their flags to half-mast in a simple tribute to our fallen colleagues.