amidships

But she set her iron will and lashed it amidships, and said she would hold on for five points more if she died for it.

The next day Tyrion encountered her and her spotted sow amidships in midafternoon, when the air was warm and the sea calm.

Ruth sat near him in the stern, while the three young fellows lounged amidships, deep in a wordy wrangle over "frat" affairs.

It was dusk and the red priest had lit his night fire in the great iron brazier amidships as the crew gathered round to pray.

is from baseline to top of the upper deck breadth at the ship's side amidships.

The inspector moves amidships, where a large metal hatch sits, tightly shut. He gestures to the crew, who scramble to open it.

The accommodation section, and above it the bridge, is a bit aft of amidships, so the stern is another 150 metres or so behind me.

The port &std side shell plating amidships was discovered to have obvious signs of being repaired.

The part of a ship's deck past amidships toward the stern.

It will be placed amidships , and will put its power down to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission.

It struck us on the starboard side almost amidships.

Aground amidships.

The roller of fair leader amidships not turn.

in the late 19th century, engines were placed in front, amidships, and at the rear.

A. length overall B. after perpendicular C. amidships D. extreme breadth