‘Harnessed up and clipped on - and on flat water - the task was a different story to how it would have been in the glory days of square-rigged pirate ships, exposed on a rolling sea.’.‘At a young age, Ramona went out on her father's small sloop and learned everything about a ship and sailing.’.‘She stared at the pirate as he leaned up against the fore mast of the ship and grabbed a rope that connected to one of the sails for balance.’.‘She stood at the bowsprit of the ship, as still as the bolted-down bench she was standing on.’.‘She found herself laying on the broken mast of the ship, with white sails and splinters of wood floating lazily around her.’.
VESSEL MEANING IN LAW FULL
‘It was fantastic to see all the ships sails at full mast, it looked like some 18th century sea battle.’.‘There are ships off the coast with humanitarian rations and medicines aboard.’.‘They follow ships at sea, feeding on the refuse left in their wakes.’.‘The location is a huge container ship docked in an unknown harbour.’.‘A man was arrested yesterday after a five-and-a-half hour siege on a cargo ship off the coast of Scotland.’.‘At sea German U-boats were sinking so many merchant ships that Britain was close to starvation.’.‘A contract has been placed by the Ministry of Defence for two large amphibious landing ships.’.‘The next level is represented by countries with sufficiently large naval surface ships.’.a Canadian cruise ship sailed near our borders.’ ‘After leaving the Army, Bill served on board a passenger ship sailing between Southampton and South Africa.’.‘She said the family felt terrible that so many vacationers on board the cruise ship had been frightened and delayed.’.‘Travelers on board ships sailing from America were not yet foreigners, but they were definitely not at home.’.‘The packages are just for the sailors and marines aboard ships.’.‘This is an international legal requirement for all personnel who work aboard ships, including sailors, officers, captains and engineers.’.‘In the meantime, officials have cleared cruise ships to leave the port.’.‘Also, some of the cruise ships that traditionally dock here have left the area now, with their passengers on-board.’.‘They also provide maintenance training for Sailors aboard ships.’.‘They will be joined later this week by 800 Royal Marines on the new helicopter assault ship Ocean, which has set sail with a flotilla of three support ships and a frigate.’.‘The first two ships to set sail are just days away from British waters.’.‘There was every kind from little boats to huge cargo ships, from dilapidated sailboats to magnificent barges.’.‘Returning to Metro had taken him several months of stowing away on cargo ships and transports before finally reaching the city.’.
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