a ship

"Well, " answers the pirate, "we were boarding a ship when one of the enemy hacked off my hand. "

He looks at the doctor and asks, "There was a movie that was made about a ship that sank after hitting an iceberg, what was its name? "

To most men , experience is like the stern light of a ship which illuminates only the track it has passed .

And entered into a ship, and went over the sea toward Capernaum. And it was now dark, and Jesus was not come to them.

Early the next day, however, he was awakened by the sound of a ship that was approaching the island. It had come to rescue him.

'He said, ' Thank you, God will not help me 'Subsequently, a ship around him and said, ' to help?

Damage to the cargo on deck is often found particularly when a ship encountered bad weather.

Relatively few people are prepared to sacrifice up to a third of their holidays for the pleasure of travelling on a ship.

The hull of a ship is often protected against corrosion with a coat of special paint.

So , when he captain of a ship asked me to go with him to Guinea in Africa , I agreed .

I happened on one occasion to be spending a few days there, waiting for a ship, and I was introduced to him at the British Club.

The valve would force the oil into a new riser, bringing it up to a ship.

A legal paper relating to the arrest of a ship may also be served on the captain of the ship involved.

A wooden framework used to strengthen a ship's deck at the point where a mast or other structure passes through it.

"It's turning a ship around before it hits the iceberg, but I think we're beginning to turn it around, " Clinton said.

Ibsen said: " the community is like a ship, everyone should be prepared to take the helm" .

A few days before his wife's death, Gus's father, a seaman with Gulf Oil, had been killed when his oil tanker collided with a ship.

Jack: It's a fine goal, to be sure. But it seems to me that a ship like that makes this one here a bit superfluous, really.

Then he made a radio telephone call to captain of a ship to ask for help .

It was pleasant to be on board a ship on such a fine night.

The ship owners referred to in the preceding paragraph shall include the charterer and the operator of a ship.

Keen observers of this island may be able to make out the faint shape of a ship.

All the pirates have to do is take a ship, steer it to harbour, then ask for a few million dollars for its return.

And a ship without rudder may wander aimlessly among perilous isles yet sink not to the bottom.

This is a powerful enemy who will not wait to see you on a ship before trying to lay into you tooth and nail.

Furthermore, the owner of a ship should be able to speak for the behavior of his men before his ship is taken.

Compared with him, his crew seems to be a ship of fools too much under his own evil spell to exercise their discretion.

The relationship between the government and public is like that of a ship and water. Water can keep the ship afloat or sink it.

Now, I longed to see the inside of a ship more than words can tell, but I was not going to put myself in jeopardy.

In another chest, which contained the belongings of a ship's officer there was an unfinished letter.

The marine noise is pollution. As the heart of a ship, the marine diesel engine is the main noise source.

If all goes well, though, the days when a smoking funnel was an icon of every child's drawing of a ship on the horizon may be numbered.

Placing a TQ operator directly above such a SHIP operator in a plan enables the SHIP to be processed asynchronously.

"So we are to travel far away to a ship where people might be held hostage, " Anakin said shrewdly. "It sure sounds like a mission to me. "

A ship carrying people suspected of trying to enter Europe illegally has sunk near the southern coast of Turkey.

More of a proposal to put thee. I've a venture underway, and I find myself in need of a ship and a crew.

On Saturday, they came to take a walk along the river bank. The sun warm weather, where there are many flowers and a ship on the surface.

The ownership of a ship means the shipowner's rights to lawfully possess, utilize, profit from and dispose of the ship in his ownership.

The place on the stern of a ship where the boat's name is written is known as the escutcheon.

After some time had passed over, Friday came running to me one morning to say that there was a ship in sight.

He took them to a ship , and later that day Buck and Curly stood and watched the coast get further and further away.

a ship that was going asunder beneath his feet, he was in charge of a vessel whose timbers were all coming apart.

The owner of a ship may not know how to navigate, but he or she still has the right to determine where the ship will go.

British authorities have found a consignment on a ship from the Netherlands, the European Commission said yesterday.

Japanese media said the tsunami carried away a ship carrying one hundred people . Television images showed a whole community on fire .

With respect to a ship entitled to fly a flag of any State, the Administration is the Government of that State.

a seat consisting of a board and a rope; used while working aloft or over the side of a ship.

Divers and fish hover over the remains of a ship that broke up on one of the many shallow reefs around the Cayman Islands, West Indies.

Early the next day, he was awakened by the sound of a ship approaching the island!

In the poem Coleridge describes how the crew of a ship are punished by horrible sufferings and death after one of them kills an albatross.

As the ship's power heart, a marine diesel engine is the basic guarantee for the safe and reliable operation of a ship.

The little boy was glad to see a ship was just passing under the bridge .

God took pity on my hopeless state, for just as I was about to cast myself into the sea, Isaw a ship in the distance.

They were among the lucky, finding passage on a ship ferrying people out of the city.

A ship that sailed from New York to San Francisco had to travel around the bottom of South America.

Cloth sails were used to catch the wind to move a ship through the water.

And having found a ship crossing over to Phoenicia, we went on board and set sail.

Putting a ship into a bottle is not as difficult as you might think.

the King of England made him the captain of a ship and sent him to the Pacific.

The days and nights were short, every hour passed quickly like a sail on the sea, beneath the sail of a ship of treasures, full of joy.

If an asset manager tried to woo investors by trying to sell them a ship, most of them would run a mile.

Raytheon Co. will produce a ship self defense system and a missile sensor for the Navy under two contracts totaling $162. 3 million.

He went down to Joppa, where he found a ship bound for that port.

The Anunnaki one day took me aboard a ship, during my awake time, so I would have memory of it, but lied to me about who they were.

If a ship's lime "hot spring" did not say the size of the loss, we must affect the flight training, and besides, we all tired of a white.

It's not just a keel and a deck and sails. That's what a ship needs. But what a ship is, what the Black Pearl really is. . . is freedom.

And southerners expected hunger would force the soldiers to leave. But Lincoln announced he was sending a ship to Fort Sumter with food.

The best shape of dumplings is that of a ship, because when they are boiling in the pan, they look like ships sailing in the sea.

Here, a room's situated in an old storefront; there, it's in a former workshop set on a backstreet courtyard or on a ship.

Mister Pollack did not want to work on a ship. He was a farmer and loved the land.

When we were together and safe on a ship bound for North America, that was the best time of my life.

They wanted a radio frequency identification system to be able to follow a ship from birth to the market.

the door(s) of a garage can close when a ship goes idle for too long, or when a player logs off.

They are friendly creatures that might even swim up to the side of a ship.

The employment, engagement or work on board a ship of any person under the age of 16 shall be prohibited .

ways (used with a sing. or pl. verb)Nautical The timbered structure on which a ship is built and from which it slides when launched.

In fact, this huge ship isn't available even for the two of us because it is no longer a ship. It has turned into a shopping mall.

JACK: That's what everybody says, but with all due respect, miss, I'm not the one hanging off the back of a ship here. Come on!

The same applies to warships fighting pirates off the cost of Somalia; a ship cannot be in two places at the same time.

In the bulk shipping market, ships can be rented on a time or voyage basis to a ship charterer or ship operator.

It is traditionally regarded as unlucky for a ship to begin a voyage on the 13th , especially if it happens to be a Friday .

The invention further relates to a methods for construction of such a ship structure.

If not, we would be simply leading a meaningless life, like a ship that has lost its compass and is drifting about aimlessly.

He wrote later that he was enslaved for 6 years when he heard a heavenly voice tell him that a ship was ready to take him home.

High tide at 10. 17p. m. A place where it is only possible for a ship to leave the coast at high tide.

A bit dead, but sweet, like the decaying wood of a ship.

It looks like eight mad guys took a rubber boat, went into the centre of the Baltic Sea, and grabbed a ship full of lumber.

Finding a ship in the dark at sea isn't easy unless there is enough moonlight and a clear sky. Even then, it's hard.

Pilot: n. One who, though not belonging to a ship's company, is licensed to conduct a ship into and out of port or through dangerous waters.

One of the disadvantages of a double hull is that the stability of a ship can be less than that of a single hull.

The river Seine was crossed by a ship bridge leading to an altar where oaths were to be sworn.

From the deck of a ship, the island makes a startling apparition, like the Himalaya just emerged from the Flood.

Why would anyone put a ship in a bottle - it must be very difficult and take a long time !

He took a trip on a ship to an island far away.

Where a ship is damaged, but is not totally lost, the measure of indemnity, subject to any express provision in the policy, is as follows.

If you think what it must be like to share the deck of a ship with several squadrons of jet aircraft.

I'm drifting and drifting, just like a ship out on the sea.

We passed boat-builders' houses and rope-makers'houses, and all sorts of places where the different parts of a ship are made.

When a ship appears on the horizon, the first things you see are the ship's sails.

There calls the mariner There comes a ship over the line But how can she sail with no wind in her sails and no tide.

if i were captain of a ship, i would take you on a voyage round the world.

Anakin would often use it on "unofficial errands" during the Clone Wars, when a ship bearing the Republic banner would be inappropriate.

Homeward bound after unloading its cargo, a ship ran into a violent storm in the middle of a vast ocean.

The children formed the sand into the shape of a ship.

The white man they save is an old Spaniard who had been aboard a ship that Crusoe had seen wrecked some years before.

And as the years passed by, we would hear that someone had seen him on a ship going up some river no white man had gone up before.

What they had in fact found was a ship which had been sunk many years before.

The visit came after unconfirmed reports that parts of the Russian S300 anti-aircraft system had been found on a ship bound for Iran.

To rise or seem to rise over the horizon into view, as a ship.

He promised to tell her a story recorded in a ship log next time.

The mortgage established by the joint owners of a ship shall not be affected by virtue of the division of ownership thereof.

Any of the small ropes fastened horizontally to the shrouds of a ship and forming a ladder for going aloft.

In the name of safety, their shamans had gotten rid of the maelstrom and poked a ship-sized hole in a goddess's bedchamber .

South-eastward from the Cape of Good Hope, in a good fishing ground for whalemen , a sail appeared ahead. It was a ship called the Seabird.

When a ship upon completion if not immediately put into commission , but is laid up for a period.

The owner of a ship or those authorized thereby may establish the mortgage of the ship.

One man was aiming a camera on a tripod through a glass door, zooming in on a ship across the harbour: China's first aircraft carrier.

It seemed as if a ship were leaving the safety of its port, sailing into the unknown.

If you do manage to incapacitate a ship, it may be best to attempt to board and capture it, rather than sink it to the depths of the ocean.

His appointment was in my judgement a great mistake and under him the Army drifted about like a ship without a rudder.

What the crew in fact found was a ship which had been sunk many years before.

Then my wife died, and my nephew, who was now the captain of a ship, came home to see me.

A ship appears to have come through the opening- and this time there's no mistaking its registry signature.

The invention provides a vibration isolation mass rigid vibration isolation structure for a bulkhead of a ship.

Nautical To change the course of a ship by turning the stern to the wind while advancing to windward; wear ship.

name of the disease or main symptoms, and number of cases and deaths; whether or not a ship's surgeon on board.

And great multitudes were gathered together unto him, so that he went into a ship, and sat; and the whole multitude stood on the shore.

A river port and a bus terminal are joint together in one building built in a shape of a ship.

A ship loaded with flour was sent to the city of Benghazi by the World Food Programme but had to turn back after reports of explosions.

For the registration of ownership of a ship under construction, the contract of ship construction shall be submitted.

A relatively small, usually open craft of a size that might be carried aboard a ship.

Looking at a ship in resound through the skies of the sad and shrill interjection drive draw down water, see more feel more fearfulness.

These strong diagonals lead your eye around the image, making it appear much more dynamic than a ship floating parallel to the horizon.

Firstly, the mechanism of the energy absorbed by stiffened plates of a ship structure subjected to underwater explosion is presented.

The idea excited him so much that he booked a passage on a ship and sailed to New York to drum up support for it.

a ship equipped like a lighthouse and anchored where a permanent lighthouse would be impracticable.

They find them as a January north wind finds a crack in a door, as the water finds a leak in a ship, instantly and without apparent effort.

Imagine for a moment that you are on the deck of a ship, sipping a glass of wine.

'Don't you know it's difficult to move a ship to your hospital, sir?

Imperialist spy after being found, the meeting has shifted to South Lake in Jiaxing, Zhejiang of a ship to continue.

She was as fine a ship as ever sailed the waters.

A ship carrying tens of thousands of tons of grain from the United States has arrived at a North Korean port.

Tsunami is sometimes powerful enough to destroy a coastwise building it strikes, still more a ship in its path.

'It could be possible to hijack or bribe a ship and put a container on it in the middle of the ocean, ' says Mr. Cowling.

Without you I am like a ship without it's sails, calling the wind to save me.

People usually personify a ship by referring to it as "She" .

The fitting window can now be opened in space next to a ship assembly array thus allowing rigs to be fitted to ships in space .

Exeter however, was again later linked to the estuary by means of a ship canal constructed in the mid 16th century.

He flings away his burden, if he have one, he lightens himself, like a ship in distress; it is too late, the sand is above his knees.

Not all of a ship's antennae are used at once, so the spouts could be adjusted continuously to obtain the types needed at a given moment.

It is one thing to be idle and skulk , and quite another to take a ship and murder a number of innocent men.

Today continuous recording instruments from a ship underway are able to bring up data from a long strip of the sea.

Article 44 A maritime claimant may apply for attachment of the cargo carried by a ship to ensure fulfillment of his maritime claim.

Once they had a ship, the pirates elected their captains, and made all their decisions collectively.

Mrs. Merriwether was a tall, stout woman and so tightly corseted that her bust jutted forward like the prow of a ship.

Where the subject matter of enforcement is a ship, enforcement may be entrusted to an admiralty court with jurisdiction.

He took a ship for Shanghai.

Article 32 The maritime court which orders auction of a ship shall issue an announcement in newspapers or other news media.

The theory and practice of navigating, especially the charting of a course for a ship or an aircraft.

Hyundai Heavy Industries, one of four big Korean shipbuilders, has not won a single order for a ship since late 2008.

The departure quarantine shall be reapplied to a ship in violation of the above-mentioned stipulations.

When he salvaged the Caravel, a ship belonging to trader Mungo Baobab, Koong mistook the sharply dressed man as an envoy of the Empire.

And when he was entered into a ship, his disciples followed him.

a block used to guide a rope forming part of a ship's rigging to avoid chafing.

"Climb on the couch with your friends and pretend you are sailing on a ship to a distant land, " reads one idea.

A strong shutter or plate fastened over a ship's porthole or cabin window in stormy weather.

What with the steepness of the incline, the thick tree stumps, and the soft sand, he and his crutch were as helpless as a ship in stays.

Using grey prediction and coordinate tracking, this paper sets up a dynamic grey prediction model for a ship.

Can you see that there's a ship in-side the bottle? How do you think it got there?

When a shipowner assumes responsibility for the operation of a ship which is new to that shipowner.

The proposed algorithm is applied to a ship autopilot controller design and the experiment results show its effectiveness.

Dig a hole on the lawn and put a ship in, just like a ship drifting on the land.

a ship that was approaching the island. It had come to rescue him.

an entrance equipped with a hatch; especially a passageway between decks of a ship.

No, you shouldn't. There's an ocean ahead of you. You can't cross the vast expanse of its foamy waters without a ship.

A ship at my side spreads her white sails to the morning breeze and starts for the blue ocean.

All modules should be online when a ship fitted with a rig giving a bonus to power grid is activated.

The transference of the ownership of a ship shall be made by a contract in writing.

Australia, the United States, Japan and France practised stopping and searching a ship suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction.

The invention also discloses a cold insulation method of a low-temperature storage tank for a ship.

"Sometimes an eclipse falls in the ocean, and the only way to see it is to charter a ship, " Sahami says.

Bow: The front section of a ship or boat.

Second, Noah lived hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean. Even if he could learn to build a ship, how would he get it to water?

The shipowner designated in the foregoing article and Paragraph 1 of this article includes the owner, lessee, agent and operator of a ship.

One early morning a ship arrived from the mountainous province of High Rock, carrying with it various oddities and trinkets .

You are not going to get much of a ransom for a ship full of wheat or cement.

This is the sound of a ship, and I'm having to talk a little louder to talk over it.

No free man would willingly sign aboard a ship whose captain spoke openly of his intent to sail into the Smoking Sea.

The company said a ticket on a ship from Seattle to Skagway, Alaska was thirty-five dollars.

on the master of a ship, shall be deemed to be duly served on the master as follows.

As a ship is loaded it sinks deeper into the water, displacing an additional amount of water equal to the weight of the added load.

As he was eating with his family he told them, "I must hurry, because there is a ship waiting to take me to Trabzon through the Black Sea. "

Banai: In 2002, I steered my boat in front of a ship that was trying to bring nuclear waste to the island.

For the registration of ownership of a ship purchased, the following documents shall be submitted.

An opening, as in the deck of a ship, in the roof or floor of a building, or in an aircraft.

by sending a few hundred men to sea in a ship not fit to be employed.

But as the sea rose, filling the valleys and the plains around, the mountain of Ancasmarca rose too, like a ship on the waves.

One feels cooped up in a cabin on board a ship .

Land? Land is a ship too big for me, it's a woman too beautiful, it's a voyage too long, perfume too strong. . .

Fond African memories of flying helicopters over Liberia, a ship on fire off the coast of Benin, two aborted take-offs in Northern Ethiopia.

Many times I would go to the top of a hill where I could look out to sea in hopes of catching sight of a ship.

This reminds me of a good friend with whom I served on a ship.

Taiwan has recalled its representative to Japan over its handling of a ship collision in disputed waters earlier this week.

Tongji University in the same boat is the motto of the planet we live is like a ship, Everyone on board should join forces.

And now a ship at sea can receive messages from satellites that help the ship calculate its position exactly.

The next morning _I'd just about given myself up for lost when I was spotted by a ship.

A ship was travelling in the sea. the deck is well decorated. during the cruise , some crabs were crushed which would soon decay.

She was the navigator for a ship.

An ignorant and untrained person at the helm of a ship would endanger vessel, cargo, crew, and passengers alike.

We're going to explore the Cosmos in a ship of the imagination, unfettered by ordinary limits on speed and size.

So a ship would be able to hover for weeks on end if they really wished.

Usually each of the germination can shoot, shoot germination of a ship can grow into branches.

Japan and China have been caught in a bitter squabble following a ship collision in disputed waters in the area in September.

A pirate became captain of a ship if he was elected by the crew.

Will it not then he best to build a ship which, if necessary, could take us either to the Polynesian Archipelago or to New Zealand?

A new book, just like a ship, takes us from narrow places to life's infinite oceans as it travels.

Right before us, at the southern end, we saw the wreck of a ship in the last stages of dilapidation .

the last time I saw a story, saying that someone in one place a ship's gulf killed the dolphins.

A corpse stood at the prow of a ship, eyes bright in his dead face, grey lips smiling sadly.

"It's the final exercise to prepare a ship to be ready for deployment, " said Capt. Thom Burke, Ronald Reagan's commanding officer.

When we found a ship bound for Nigeria, we went on board and set sail.

Dogs and swords and dreams and coats, a circus, a ship or two, flags and fairies and bears and treasure.

How is the degree of stability of such a ship decided?

Effective verbal communication is essential to the safe navigation and proper operation of a ship.

I seldom take a ship. I would like a more rapid type of transportation.

The Sydney Opera House was located on Bennelong Point of Sydney Harbor, viewed as a ship at full sail from the air.

The devil is a word for a seam between 2 pieces of wood along the water-line of a ship.

When a ship is paid off, she flies a special flag when entering harbour for the last time.

I saw a ship a-sailing, A sailing on the sea, And oh but it was laden With pretty things for thee.

The next morning I had just about given myself up for lost when I was spotted by a ship.

Without precise calculations, a ship may collide with a body in hyperspace with catastrophic results.

Mike spent a whole day modeling a ship out on bits of wood.

The mock attackers were captured by police and a fake bomb they installed on a ship was disarmed.

This paper studies the computation of the capsizing probability of a ship under the combined action of the beam wind and beam sea.

A Japanese pilot trained in World War II to make a suicidal crash attack, especially upon a ship.

She was on a ship up for Australia.

For a while the saloon simmered along like a ship at sea in calm weather.

A ship-building program begun fifteen years earlier had made the American Navy one of the strongest in the world.

Simple words like "right" and "left" are not the same. On a ship, "right" is "starboard" . And "left" is "port" .

Agence France-Presse reported that the attackers first took a ship, after a speed boat into the sea off Bombay.

Floating docks are structures of iron or concrete which are sunk deep enough in the water to enable a ship to be placed over them.

Scofield had bought a ship before he went into the prison.

An arched structure erected over the deck of a ship AS protection from heavy seAS.

Once in orbital space, where repulsorlifts become ineffective, a ship switches to its more powerful sublight drives.

An aerial view shows a ship on the River Thames near the London 2012 Olympic Park in London March 27, 2012.

It was a long and perilous journey. And some times a ship just vanished, like a plane off a radar screen.

The first passage failure theory is applied in studying the stability of a ship under stochastic wave excitations.

Miracle has appeared: The ring of light like a ship diamond appearance when air.

The lower interior part of a ship or an airplane in which cargo is stored.

And you really can buy a ship, aircraft or office block with one, but under tight rules that remove just about all the speculative element.