Sentence examples for nautical escape from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gunderson's black-on-black portraits of Danish and Bulgarian kings who aided the Jews, illustrative charcoal drawings of civilian heroes and allegorical visions of nautical escape may have memorial value for some viewers, but they are vacuous as expressions of moral insight or celebration (Johnson).
Flight lines determine total flight hours: ([km × 0.539958 nautical miles]/flight speed [knots] = flight hours).
They immediately began planning their escape and one night, after stealing a bunch of nautical charts, guns and tucker, Mary, her family and a few other convicts nicked the governor's cutter and escaped on a 69-day epic voyage to Timor.
Steering westwards, Dupotet made good time, travelling nearly 100 nautical miles over the next two days with the intention of escaping the British patrols in the Bay of Biscay and reaching the open Atlantic.
At 04:00 they were about 0.5 nautical miles away, ordering their crews to set more sail, ready to attempt to escape should the squadron be revealed to be French.
On the ensuing voyage he was involved in a series of "remarkable adventures" which included a narrow escape from drowning, then being lost at sea in a small boat during a gale that swept him 50 nautical miles from the ship, and leading efforts to extricate Wasp when she became trapped in the ice.
Bretwalda which had escaped destruction from a mine laid by in August 1915 and her cargo of jute were sent down 220 nautical miles from Malta.
