Sentence examples for mooring when from inspiring English sources
Harvard 7-12-2 7-12-2 7-12-2tying goal washad out early in the second period when a video review determined that the net was off its mooring when the freshman Dominic Moore put the puck in the net.
Ms. Streisand may have lost an important artistic mooring when she grew quickly frustrated with the Broadway musical heritage that had nurtured her in order to roam stylistically all over the place, dabbling uncertainly in country, rock, even disco.
The 130-foot ship would prefer to swing at anchor in a huge 400-foot circle, but the commission might require it to use the "temporary mooring" when the 216-foot ship is out cruising.
He had been out shooting grouse on the moors when the takeover bid was announced.
I dreamed of the moors when I was a teen reading Wuthering Heights.
We were moored when I was woken shortly before midnight by a massive jolt.
He fought against the Moors when only 12 years old, and the rest of his life was spent deeply involved in the political intrigues of his time.
And why does Lynley think he sees his ex-girlfriend roaming the moors when she's supposed to be honeymooning in Venice?
Another man said it made no sense to start to inflict damage on one part of the moor when the whole area barbecue free at present.
From Whinny Moor when thou mayst pass, Every neet and all, To Brig o' Dread thou comest at last, And Christ receive thy saul.
Ever since Adrian Lester gave us a taste of the Moor, when playing the 19th-century American actor Ira Aldridge in Red Velvet, we have longed to see his Othello.
