Sentence examples for mooring out from inspiring English sources

With the deck clear and the new mooring out, we could finally go look for the old mooring.

We strung the new mooring out behind the ship, towing it at a speed of one to two knots, until the entire mooring, four kilometers (two and a half miles) long, was stretched out on the surface behind us.

These are moored out at sea on the night of a smuggling trip, and passengers are ferried there via inflatable boats.

A dry dock lies moored out in the harbour as a frigate steams out into the Bay of Bengal.India had long neglected its island outpost close to mainland South-East Asia.

A white yacht was moored out front -- blocking most of the view.

With luck, you'll snag a table in the 1965 Ford Falcon van permanently moored out front.

But before spinning any fantasies of an idyllic estate with a yacht moored out back, dreamers should read all the fine print.

"This is a good route in winter, only one icebreaker is needed for every 15 ships," says Cay. "It wasn't easy for Tove and Tutti to keep their boat moored out here – they did well.

Third, there is an important element in Kees that much preferred, in John Ashbery's phrase, "the mooring of starting out".

If nervous, moor in a marina (typical charge £5 for overnight mooring) or out in the country.

"Recreational boaters in Branford waters, and that includes around the Thimbles, can call us, leave a message and we'll come to where they are docked or moored and pump out their holding tank free of charge," Mr. Monopoli said.