Sentence examples for nautical roots from inspiring English sources
The blazer has nautical roots, and so would often be seen in bright colors, easily spotted, or traditional navy blue, possibly with bright brass buttons.
The earliest had a nautical theme.
I don't have a nautical theme anywhere.
This helps with the whole nautical theme.
I am still working on stay the course, which appears to be rooted in a nautical metaphor.
For a ship of conventional type, it is virtually impossible to operate at a speed-to-length ratio (speed in nautical miles per hour, divided by the square root of the waterline length in feet) higher than approximately 1.3.
ATMOSPHERE A lemon-colored room with lacquered wood panels on walls, cramped seating and nautical motifs that nod to the restaurant's Venetian roots.
The theme of the shoot was nautical.
He explained that in most languages "na" was the ancient word for the sea — the root of all marine words like "navigation" and "navy" and "nautical" — and that Naga had been the great serpent god of the sea in prehistoric times.
