the waterline

Two or three light bow ships can kill the archers on a heavy ship and burn it to the waterline with fire arrows from a safe distance.

The Little Mermaid is sitting in the waterline of the harbor bath exactly as she is in Copenhagen harbor.

As anyone with a boat knows, many sorts of marine life can attach themselves to a hull below the waterline.

The ideal position is achieved with a diving board, giving swimmers enough height to get their hips parallel to the waterline.

The depth of a boat in the water, measured from the waterline to the lowest section of the keel.

Irrigation District, to try the feeling across the waterline , all of the Post!

Life in Color: Yellow A yellow boat hull is reflected at the waterline in Quebec's Forillon National Park.

By definition boats are about displacement of volume, carving volume below the waterline , but minimizing drag by designing sleek profiles.

When he was found, after a two-hour search, his hand was grasping a branch above the waterline .

Before you put the flowers in the vase, remove all leaves below the waterline , and include flower food for extra nutrients.

We see, with the refraction of light, the branch under the waterline in a different angle.

But what we have to make sure, is that the hole is above of the waterline of the boat.

As the flood crested, an oil slick caught fire and burned our house down to the waterline.

What is the maximum and minimum expected height of the cargo manifold from the waterline during the transfer?

The waves were depositing a fringe of soiled yellow foam along the waterline .

At some point, the entire reactor inside the pressure vessel was above the waterline: the kettle had boiled dry.

But cheap Asian competition for this type of vessel has holed it below the waterline.

What is the height of the manifold connections above the waterline in normal ballast ?

The hull buckled in several places, rivets below the waterline popped out, and five compartments flooded.

Pitting can lead to the complete penetration of the hull below the waterline.

The hull's iron plates deep below the waterline were hit by torpedos.

They both sit 213 feet above the waterline, have 16 decks and can accommodate 5, 400 guests and a crew of more than 2, 000 people.

It was 175 feet tall from the keel to the top of the four stacks or funnels, almost 35 feet of which was below the waterline.

mothers holding their children above the waterline;

Suddenly, a wider world below the waterline