the ship's bow

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

But first, romance: Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack and his buddy with the Chico Marx accent make their way onto the ship via a lucky hand of cards, and it's a genuine lifeline; his "king of the world" moment at the ship's bow was subsequently and justifiably ridiculed, but there's something genuine in that moment, a sense of escape, of limitless possibilities as far as the eye can see.

He said the team also found the ship's bow.

Wreford-Brown fired two non-guided torpedoes, which blew off the ship's bow.

MALIA WOLLAN ECONOMIC INDICATORS I like looking out toward the ship's bow and seeing containers stacked high.

The ship's bow was equipped with a dragon head through which cannon could be fired and clouds of smoke could be emitted to obscure the ship's position.

After some confusion the patrol boat fired across the ship's bow and or dered her toward port, the cap tain reported.

Her superstructure was set back 23.5 m from the ship's stem, giving Ryūjō a distinctive open bow.

Another looming question was what would become of the 90percentt of the load that apparently sank more than two miles to the sea bed in compartments in the ship's sundered bow and stern sections.

Not long after it tied up at an Elizabeth Marine Terminal dock, a press conference ensued on the pavement between the ship's looming bow and the nearby border of the container city.

The horn blasts and the ship's massive bow pushes out into the current.

The blast severed the ship's entire bow forward of turret two.