Sentence examples for take a vessel from inspiring English sources

Jabez: The Rise and Fall of a Victorian Rogue by David McKie Atlantic Books £12.99, pp284 Take a vessel on the high seas, a bullying, corpulent former MP and self-aggrandising philanthropist, and a swindle involving the lost life savings of thousands of trusting working men and women.

Take a vessel from Liberty Square in downtown Charleston to the site where the first shots of the Civil War were fired.

Mêlée is a believable, albeit fantastical, hideaway for pirates without guts enough to even stitch up a sail, let alone take a vessel out onto the open sea.

The show went to great pains to establish that an angel could only take a vessel with their consent in Season 4, as compared to the way a demon just forces its way in, but previous seasons have played a little fast and loose when dealing with issues of consent and the treatment of vessels/possessed humans.

Take a vessel and add 1 teaspoon cumin seeds to it.

Take a vessel and combine 3-4 tablespofns of ghee with 1-1/2 liters (quarts) of milk and bring to a slow boil.

Swansea Coastguard said they were "very foolish" and urged new boat owners to undertake training before taking a vessel out to sea.

There he took a vessel and headed for Baler, on the island of Luzon.

We could take a smaller vessel, departing three weeks from today, not seven.

"For example, if you take a blood vessel, which is a branching network of tubes, and you take a slice of it, the 2D image that you get is an ellipse.

The European Union naval force said seven pirate suspects tried to take a French fishing vessel on Tuesday afternoon but were stopped when security guards on board fired warning shots.