Sentence examples for ship draws from inspiring English sources

Sorry, the chief pilot told him, but this ship draws 23 feet, you won't be going anywhere until high tide, which will be about 2 p.m. on Friday the 6th.

During the first-frame phase, the ship draws a random integer n(n=3,4,…,8) for each NTS.

By Thursday afternoon, as the ship drew closer to Misurata, it got reports of fresh fighting.

Spectators cheered and the 65 sailors on board blew the horns as the ship drew into the harbor in Dublin, the site of a ninth-century Viking settlement.

The latter appears in two different short stories, "MS. Found in a Bottle" (in which the narrator is catapulted onto a Coleridgean ship drawn inexorably toward the Pole) and "A Descent Into the Maelström" (in which two brothers drown and a third narrowly escapes when their boat is dragged into the vortex).

Its Major Tom is Thomas Newton Michaell C. Hall), an alien stranded on our planet, who drinks gin, eats Twinkies, and sings, pining for home, staggering around amid secondary characters and van Hovean splendor video magic, blue wigs, black balloons, milk blood, a rocket ship drawn in masking tape.

As our ship drew closer to the islands, we could see lunar landmasses with no vegetation and rocky brown soil.

The ship drawing office was traditionally responsible for producing detailed working structural, general arrangement and outfit drawings for a new ship.

This chapter describes the original functions of the ship drawing office and the subsequent full or 10/1 scale lofting of the hull and its structural components, and the shipyards' current use of computer aided design (CAD) for these purposes.

The ship drew worldwide attention in 1928 when her senior officers were controversially court-martialled.

The ship drew 3.7 m and displaced 1620 t fully loaded.