Sentence examples for nautical equipment from inspiring English sources

The place is cluttered with fishing and nautical equipment.

There were ample chaises and all kinds of boating and nautical equipment could be rented at somewhat pricey levels.

They're hard to see at first as they're shaped like long tubes and look like some kind of nautical equipment.

For maritime antiques, the cavelike Mer et Découvertes (19, montée Rastello; 33-4-95-73-54-39; www.meretdecouvertes.com) is a trove of centuries-old globes, maps and nautical equipment.

Even the Oceanographic Museum, one of Europe's treasures and closest to the naturalist Prince Albert's heart, dipped its foot in the water this summer with a show mixing some of Damien Hirst's pickled animals and gigantic dot and spin paintings among the stupendous antique displays of nautical equipment and undersea creatures.

And never mind that the boats lacked a boom crutch, the piece of nautical equipment that Mr. Dennett uses in the book as a punning name for the kind of faulty thinking tool that blows up in (mostly other) philosophers' faces.

The portable fire extinguisher was invented by British Captain George William Manby, who also helped pioneer nautical rescue equipment.

He led him through a parking lot to a storage room that was cluttered with maintenance equipment and nautical memorabilia.

It contains fewer than two dozen objects actually preserved from the expedition: a few diaries and a bible, an article of clothing, a couple of nautical instruments, some cooking equipment.

The Progressive Insurance New York Boat Show, open at the Jacob K. Javits Center through Jan . 8 showcases all manner of watercraft: cruisers, fishing boats and luxury yachts, alongside the latest nautical accessories and newest electronic equipment.

Reflector sights have been used over the years in nautical navigation devices and surveying equipment.