Sentence examples for with a mast from inspiring English sources

On first making landfall in southern Maine, Gosnold's ship, the Concord, was greeted by a canoe rigged with a mast and sails, so that it was at first mistaken for a European fishing vessel.

It's got a New Orleans style and a nautical theme, with a mast extending over the bar, peeling paint (there's a lot of peeling paint in Memphis), ragged booths (ditto) and kitschy murals of sailors.

He designed sailing canoes, which were decked and provided with a mast and sail as well as paddles, traveled in them throughout Europe and in the Middle East, and promoted their use in lectures and books.

In July 1985, he was prouder of it than ever: They'd just spent seven gruelling months refitting it with a mast to turn it into a sailing ship, and then sailed through the Panama Canal and across the Pacific to New Zealand.

So when I take the low lane...to gaze at the sunken hulls of ships as they flake at noon the lapped inlet, I can recall that, with the tiderace of boyhood just begun, I ran down the jetty steps... and stopped to stare at a bark broken in three across the open mudflat, each part with a mast still and splintered spars, fast in banks of sand.

The twin-hulled carbon-fibre giants - unique but designed within certain parameters - are 72ft long with a mast 131ft high and solid "wing sails" to improve speed and stability.

The rear lattice mast was replaced with a pole mast, which was moved further aft.

The modernization replaced her coal-fired boilers with new oil-fired models, and her aft cage mast was replaced with a pole mast.

In a randomized, parallel, controlled trial in adults with IBS, ketotifen (a mast cell stabilizer) both decreased visceral hypersensitivity and improved intestinal symptoms [46].

Repair work lasted until 15 October, during which the ship had her pole mast removed and replaced with a tripod mast.

The ships also had their rear lattice masts removed and replaced with a pole mast.