Sentence examples for stern out of from inspiring English sources

They board from under the stern, out of sight of the bridge, by throwing a grapnel up to the rail and climbing up the rope.

This failed when the bow became submerged enough to bring the stern out of the water; by 02 20, the screws and both rudders were coming out of the water and the ship was no longer able to steer.

ADAM GOPNIK: Hmmn — I can't get over my new role, not as stern disher-out of art opinions, or even as observer of French manners, but as the Dog Guy, the go-to guy on pet keeping.

My son came up from the cabin saying he could smell smoke as black clouds billowed out of the stern hull.

"We would love to keep paintings from the Stern sale out of our auctions".

Wakesurfers instead employ inboard-motor boats, which have the propeller positioned beneath the stern and out of the way.

The lifeboats have departed and passengers are falling to their deaths as the stern rises out of the water.

The fires raged out of control and Hiyō sank stern first shortly afterwards at.

She fell out of formation to starboard and started sinking towards the stern and listing to port.

One group in their 20's monopolized the Jacuzzi near the stern, blasting tunes out of a boombox and drinking sickly colored drinks.

Arguably the most outstanding performance from both artists came in Britten's Holy Sonnets of John Donne, where Padmore's ability to communicate the metaphysical poet's moral rigour with an almost evangelical zeal and Vignoles's expertise in clarifying the most complex pianistic textures combined to bring out all the stern spirituality of this extraordinary piece.