Sentence examples for mast off from inspiring English sources

E.ON recently installed a weather mast off the coast to measure wind speed, wave height and sea currents, to survey the proposed wind farm site.

The company now says it plans to turn the mast off at the end of June because it is not commercially viable.

The Welsh Liberal Democrat leader claimed EE had turned phone masts off without warning their customers.

Ms Williams claimed EE had turned masts off without warning their customers.

At 05 30 on the morning of 13 December 1939, lookouts spotted a pair of masts off the ship's starboard bow.

So much so that the ship only rolled 10 degrees during one storm that ripped the main and mizen topgallant masts off and split her topsails.

Orange's accomplishments thus far are impressive considering that the top portion of the boat's carbon-fiber wing mast sheared off moments after its first departure in mid-February.

However after a sudden gust of wind the mast flew off the ship carrying six French sailors with it.

"They [EE] rationalised some of their masts, so turned off a load of masts, didn't tell anybody that's what they were doing so all of a sudden there was a significant drop in coverage for my constituents," said Ms Williams, who raised the problem during a conference with Ofcom and the Farmers' Union of Wales at the Royal Welsh Show.

So, with my Guardian credentials fluttering proudly from my Invisible Woman mast, I set off for Brittany and a tour of the Phytomer Research and Development Laboratories.

In the center, set against a black ground, is a rushing field of energy made up of lines and pinwheeling circles, and a column that suggests a ship's mast, but breaks off into different angles.