Sentence examples for ship of death from inspiring English sources
The Lawrence who wrote "The Ship of Death" was surely never introduced to the man who wrote about the beastly bourgeois.
Still, they helped the old woman until she breathed her last sigh of relief, Aldo remembering the verses, "Oh build your ship of death, your little ark/ and furnish it with food, with little cakes, and wine/... and all accoutrements fitting and ready... .. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Ceridwen Dovey.
I have built my ship of death aglow in sturdy chemicals and powered up at night like American Express, I'm all customer service only minus the customer, no service to speak of other than death, you will know my logo by its absence and slogan from the past ad for the sugared style of you on TV in my youth, it goes like this: "When my thirst is at its worst . .
You can see the effect in his revision of an early set piece from the poem, which he titled "A Ship of Death" and published in "The Haw Lantern" (1987): the lines "A ring-necked prow rode in the harbour, / clad with ice, its cables tightening" are replaced 13 years later by: "A ring-whorled prow rode in the harbour, / ice-clad, outbound, a craft for a prince".
BERLIN — Under mounting pressure from the opposition, Germany's defense minister and most popular politician, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, has ordered investigations into the death of a young sailor who fell from the mast of a naval training ship, the death of a young soldier in Afghanistan shot while playing with a firearm and the opening of mail sent home by German troops in Afghanistan.
Being able to call bluffs and recognize poor hands would be especially useful right now in dealing with North Koreas torpedoing of a South Korean ship (and death of 46 sailors).
In retaliation for this, once the moment of danger had passed, Drake excommunicated Fletcher in front of the whole ship, ordered him on pain of death never to come before the mast again and made him wear on his arm the words "Francis Fletcher the Falsest Knave that Liveth".
The Whale Alert 2.0 App alerts mariners about the potential presence of whales to avoid deadly ship strikes, a leading cause of death for these protected species.
Here, "Swingin' Red King," a giant figure in stacked and enamelled pine molding, presides over one-off marvels including the boxed, sinister "Death Ship of No Port with a List".
According to the most stringent provision of the decree, even proposing a different use of the money or ships would entail the penalty of death.
The book, written in a sometimes breathless journalistic style, dramatically reconstructs the sinking of the ship and the death of Greenpeace photographer Fernando Pierera.
