Sentence examples for more a ship from inspiring English sources
"The station is much more a ship at sea that's away from its base and it has to take care of itself," he said.
But throughout the day, there were signs that the energy system was looking more and more like a ship springing new leaks.
Paris gives us a target of reaching net-zero carbon emissions around that time, giving us little more than a ship's economic working lifetime (typically around 30 years) to turn things around.
I was relieved to find that my room was more like a ship's cabin than a hotel room: plain but comfortable, and with proper hums, creaking and rattlings to reassure me I was at sea, after all.
The SS Rotterdam was (and is) more than a ship, or now a hotel with conference facilities or a tourism attraction for the city of Rotterdam.
Think of if more like a ship's log: brief to the point of being terse, but containing all the salient information and something that is not the bane of your life.
Pula is a haven for Adriatic yachtsmen, but more notably a ship-building center, and over all a business-minded place.
The accident of elevation marks the difference between its existence as an unclaimable seamount — no more than a shipping hazard — and as a potentially hotly contested piece of actual, dry-land real estate.
Scurvy, caused by a deficiency of Vitamin C, sometimes killed off more than half a ship's crew.
The cruel truth is that it is more akin to a ship in a stormy sea with no engine or navigation tools.
