Sentence examples for no mooring from inspiring English sources

Now, glassing the waters from the foot of Joline Avenue, I saw no Jet Ski dock, no mooring, no seals.

The two limiting cases of no mooring cable (freely floating inner and outer cylinders) and an infinitely stiff mooring cable (fixed inner cylinder) were also considered.

Mr. McCourt's brother, Malachy, the actor and writer who goes by the nautical name Anchors, was adamant that there is no mooring and reminded the other mates of one dark and stormy evening not so long ago when, because of a sense of mooring pointlessness, he almost abandoned the other mates.

En route, we passed plenty of what I imagined were dales, but no moors.

Paul Hipwell, chairman of No Moor Pylons, said it was "a brilliant Christmas present for the people of Somerset".

Although they no longer moor their vessels first, grizzled old salts still drop by to chat or read.

President Trump's horrifying, two-hour rant at the Conservative Political Action Conference CPACC) on Saturday — of a piece with unhinged dictators spewing venom and lies to a crowd no longer moored to reality — reminds us that to be a card-carrying member of the Trumpized Republican Party, you have to accept and repeat his lies without embarrassment.

"Waterside flats command a premium if there are no boaters moored alongside them".

No dramatic West Country moor, certainly, but dramatic enough and a rebuttal to the great myth about the county perpetuated by Noël Coward in his play Brief Encounter: "Very flat, Norfolk".

But the owners were proved right, by an experiment in Scotland, (supported by both sides of the argument), where hen harriers on Langholm Moor, when left alone by gamekeepers, increased in numbers from two pairs in 1992 to 20 pairs in 1997, by which time they were taking so many grouse that the moor was no longer economic.

Safe to say that wrangling a sheep on a desolate Yorkshire moor is no longer in the Disco's remit.