Sentence examples similar to submerging craft from inspiring English sources

The seakeeping performance of a fully submerged hydrofoil craft suffers in following seas.

Ballast tanks and a system of weights submerged the craft; it could travel at a speed of four miles an hour, powered by eight men cranking its propeller.

A collapsible mast and sail provided surface propulsion, and a hand-turned propeller drove the craft when submerged.

The fire had to be extinguished before the craft would submerge (or it would exhaust the air in the submarine), but enough steam remained in the boilers for traveling several miles underwater.

Thus, the stage was set for the 20th-century submarine, a craft propelled on the surface by diesel engines and underwater by battery-powered electric motors, submerging by diving planes and taking on water ballast, and armed with torpedoes for sinking enemy ships.

In 1747 an unidentified inventor proposed an ingenious method of submerging and returning to the surface: his submarine design had goatskin bags attached to the hull with each skin connected to an aperture in the bottom of the craft.

2. "Submerging Hopes," Economist, March 8 , 2014

"Submerging" might be more like it.

Submerging In The UCB Del Close Marathon [ETP].

Never hyperventilate before submerging!

Avoid submerging the stuffed toy in water.