Sentence examples for mooring by from inspiring English sources

The Cole had in fact arrived in the port earlier in the morning, thrown its first mooring line over by 8 50 a.m. and completed mooring by 9 30.

Uncle John left us for a moment and went down the steep muddy incline to the river to see if his boat was there, for he had often lost it, it having before been frequently torn from its mooring by the force of the rushing waters.

The floating capture system is mooring by steel chains and the anchoring system is concrete gravity blocks.

A sweater, moored by butterflies!

Inhabited since Roman times, the district was taken from the Moors by Ferdinand III in 1237.

We just met Jared and Alex in their boat, moored by the pier.

The album's back half is moored by two especially aching songs.

The town was taken from the Moors by Ferdinand III of Castile (1243), who gave it to the Knights of Malta.

The moors — by which we mean the open wastelands, not Othello and Emperor Macrinus — really need a P.R. person.

As was the more recent nine-year project carried out on the North Yorkshire moors by the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust.

All are moored by the sea, yet none is as literal in form as the shipshape Roi des Belges.