Usar "dinghy" en una oración

1. “The dinghy is only designed for three

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2. “Let’s stay close together, and head straight to the dinghy

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3. Even if the habitat evacuates completely, as long as you have oxygen to breathe, you can still get to the dinghy

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4. To protect the dinghy from meteorite impacts, the area outside the airlock was protected by a protruding metal roof which was covered with a thick layer of ice

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5. His hope was that the dinghy had not been damaged by whatever had happened on the surface

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6. “And how heavy is the dinghy?”

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7. “And there are radiation drugs in the dinghy

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8. Sarah protested, “It will be easier and faster if we all help with the dinghy

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9. The dinghy was only a few metres away, still beneath the metal canopy

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10. While they all strained to move it, Felix did his best to also visually check the dinghy for signs on damage

11. They felt the dinghy wobble momentarily before the landing feet lifted clear of the icy surface and they all felt themselves pressed gently into the floor

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12. made his way carefully across the piles of broken timber until he reached the dinghy

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13. The northernmost tip of the British mainland [as far north as the Alaskan state capital of Juneau] boasted a boatshed, a broken dinghy on a sandy beach, a few rocks and a view across to the Orkney Islands

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14. He set off down a more westerly part of the slope, as fast as he could, in the hope of getting to the flimsy rubber dinghy before the lava flood

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15. As he slowly eased himself out of his protective clothing, dumping them into the dinghy, the cold of the night air hit his sweat soaked naked body

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16. Whoever it was, would they see the small black dinghy bobbing in the darkness, with the naked white body inside?

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17. The Ocean Raider launched a small dinghy to collect James and Amy from the plane, with their entire luggage

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18. The dinghy only took a minute to reach the ladder, from the plane; it was so close

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19. "I sure can - don't forget I was in the Navy! Is there a dinghy and oars on this craft?

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20. They maneuvered the dinghy overboard and tied it to the rear of the Diveboat

21. They clambered into the dinghy, turned on their headsets and night goggles

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22. dinghy near that boarding ladder" whispered Watson

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23. He cocked one leg over the side of the dinghy and lowered himself gently and

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24. The senior guys floated in the sea in an inflatable rubber dinghy

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25. He'd left in a dinghy with his thirteen-year-old son to put

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26. of its line and hurled it at the dinghy

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27. You can't paddle against the tide in a dinghy

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28. Moored to it was the motor yacht's dinghy

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29. In two minutes the dinghy was at the little plank jetty, and I was in it

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30. The dinghy was moving fast

31. The dinghy shot into the shadow of the fishing-smack

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32. The Viking and the boy shipped their oars, helped me in, tied the dinghy to the stern, hoisted the sail, and we dropped away into the sunset

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33. I had given the strictest private instructions; and dropping speechless into the dinghy, a palpitating mixture of heat, anxiety, and rapture, was rowed as fast as two strong men could row me to the brig and the waiting skipper

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34. In his haste of the preceding day, he had neglected to moor the dinghy

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35. Greg has also brought an inflatable dinghy with him

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36. ” Sterling pointed to the grey ocean below where Bergit, in her big boots and old cowboy hat, rowed a dinghy toward the fish farm

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37. Bergit was already down on the dock, getting into her dinghy

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38. They descended the stairs to see Bergit, rucksack on her shoulders, rowing her dinghy the two hundred yards to shore

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39. Sterling pulled on the line, tugging the dinghy back to the barge

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40. in the water, was a wooden dinghy crewed by a young man and

41. journey; swollen waves toyed with the dinghy and its progress

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42. inside, the dinghy was lowered into the water

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43. dinghy ground onto the beach, Elowen jumped out of the boat

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44. and she had to grip onto the dinghy to prevent collapsing

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45. The auditorium was now rolling like a storm-tossed dinghy and a wave of dizzy nausea rushed up his gullet

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46. The Celestia’s Prize had two air boats and one six foot dinghy

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47. It was the dinghy I saw offshore bobbing as its white paint gleamed in the orange glow

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48. I laid her on the floor against the other side of the dinghy before I turned back to Jim

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49. Trailing behind the catamaran was the dinghy

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50. Somehow she had tugged all of us out of the dinghy and onto her craft

51. Levi and Reuben inflated the dinghy and rowed ashore, Harvey Schwartz/The Reluctant Terrorist

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52. inflatable rubber dinghy to the dock at WoodenBoat Magazine’s waterfront headquarters and asked for permission to anchor their boat in the mooring area

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53. This was an enlargement of the dinghy

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54. It was an enlargement of the woman at the back of the dinghy, facing Levi

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55. The Iona was no dinghy; she was first class cruising vessel with a very

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56. I saw the bottom of his dinghy, moored a few feet above his head

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57. The crew had thought she would founder, and had made for the Norwegian coast in the dinghy

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58. When I swam back to the boat several hours later, the dinghy was there and she wasn’t

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59. He received from Nostromo's hands whatever food the foresight of Captain Mitchell had put on board the lighter and deposited it temporarily in the little dinghy which on their arrival they had hauled up out of sight amongst the bushes

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60. But Nostromo, to whose mind Decoud had been insistently present for days, had long before recognized with excitement the dinghy of the lighter

61. It was the dinghy of the lighter No

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62. 3—the dinghy left with Martin Decoud on the Great Isabel so that he should have some means to help himself if nothing could be done for him from the shore

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63. Suddenly he seized the oars, and with one movement made the dinghy spin round, head-on to the Great Isabel

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64. It was on the third day of his solitude that he had dragged the dinghy near the water with an idea of rowing away somewhere, but had desisted partly at the whisper of lingering hope that Nostromo would return, partly from conviction of utter uselessness of all effort

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65. There was a Sack of Victuals in the Dinghy in which the Captain and I were put o’er the Side—”

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66. “My dearest Girl, he was the first one off the sinking Ship, and in the best Dinghy, too! Do not believe Heroick Tales of Captains going down with their Ships

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67. But as I lay there in the Dinghy, I chanced to feel in the Darkness a Sack of Oranges left as Food for shipwreckt Seamen, and, remembering Stories I had read of Sharks being deceiv’d by Stillness, the Absence of thrashing Limbs, I resolv’d to remove the Oranges and wriggle myself into the Sack, which, after some Difficulties, I accomplish’d

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68. There are several inflation points because the dinghy is built in sections, so that if one compartment is punctured the others will still keep the dinghy afloat

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69. To haul someone else aboard a dinghy, raft or lifeboat hold their shoulders and lift one leg over the end, then roll them in

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70. Then tie yourself and others to the dinghy

71. Ensure that the dinghy is fully inflated

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72. Deal with them with conical plugs that you will find in the dinghy kit

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73. Place the infirm, youngsters and any injured in the dinghy or boat first and as many of the able-bodied as the boat is made to accommodate

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74. When it is very hot let out some air from an inflated dinghy, for air expands with the heat—you will need to release the valves

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75. Inflate the dinghy fully and sit high

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76. – Do NOT handle fishing line with bare hands and never wrap it around the hands or tie it to an inflatable dinghy

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77. The crew had thought she would founder and had made for the Norwegian coast in the dinghy

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78. It was one of those splendid bright days which are happily so frequent on the East coast in September—so calm, indeed, that sailing was out of the question, and I spent my time in the small boat or dinghy out in the open sea a mile or more, fishing in an indolent way for whiting, etc

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79. In any case my duty was now plain, and with a few cheering words to my companion, telling her that I was going to the village to report her safety, and to send a messenger to her home that they might come and fetch her, and would be back as soon as possible with (I hoped) the good news of her brother's safety, I set off, early as it was, and rowed myself ashore in the dinghy

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