Usa "small boat" in una frase

1. John is capturing water in a bowl and pouring it into a container as Dave watches the sky, tries to keep the small boat

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2. It seemed that Yellelle’s captain was away in a small boat and not expected back for another couple days

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3. out in a small boat – the only one they could locate at short notice –

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4. saw a small boat, sinking down into the water

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5. Even when we were not unloading we were building the rickety makeshift piers out into the sea for everything had to be transported from the larger ships to the shore in small boats which were a pain in the arse

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6. On April 1, 1865, the Shenandoah arrived at Ponape Island and was met by a small boat with a single occupant

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7. “Find out if any small boats are showing on their radar

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8. By now Thomas had rowed the small boat to within one hundred yards of the shore, and he could see Rachel heading toward the wooden dock

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9. Thomas had stopped rowing for some time now, and the small boat was drifting in the direction of the shore

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10. Such a small boat, to hold five completely separate universes

11. They notice a small boat leaving the harbour

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12. They see Harry and Vince in a small boat

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13. That evening, as promised, we dropped anchor off the western coast of Boriquen and small boats began to approach to drop off or pick up cargo and passengers

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14. The passengers and their cargo were rowed ashore in small boats

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15. The next morning we were just finishing up breakfast when a small boat pulled up to the bank of the Wendat in front of us

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16. We went down to the shore where a small boat was waiting

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17. The humming sound of a small boat speeding up the river caused her attention to be drawn from the small object in the water

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18. Williams who had a life-long fear of deep water, ocean travel and small boats

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19. Then, late in the afternoon, they began the fascinating cruise trip towards the city of Juneau where, it is said, “black bears wander frequently without worry, the salmon clashes against the Eskimo canoes and humpback whales tip over twenty-foot small boats”

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20. Before continuing to plow through the Arctic waves, the captain sent out a group on a small boat to explore the best route out, a consoling detail that did not escape unnoticed by those who had seen the picture “Titanic”

21. small boat leave the shore heading toward them

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22. Other small boats were also with Him

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23. The hum and throb of the air conditioners gently rocked the trailer as if it were a small boat in light chop

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24. Coast Guard aircraft, small boats and large cutters were sent into besieged river valleys and coastal flood plains

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25. ,000 Auxiliary, 600 Reserves, and 70 civilians in 92 units and 48 stations, with 200 small boats, 2 air stations and 2 air facilities, two LORAN stations and 10 cutters

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26. Among the planned acquisitions were 90 boats for the Marine Safety and Security Teams (MSSTs), 160 new Sea Marshall billets, and increased numbers of personnel for small boat stations

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27. Station Wilmette (Illinois) operated under Coast Guard Group Milwaukee (Wisconsin), and was supplemented by nine small boat stations along the Lake Michigan shoreline

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28. Civilian Coast Guard Auxiliary units supplemented Team Coast Guard at small boat stations, marine safety offices and air stations

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29. Carefully they constructed a small boat and sealed it with pitch

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30. The wind pushes the small boat along the riverbank

31. Miriam, the baby’s sister, running along the bank, keeping a watchful eye on the small boat

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32. The small boat was brought to her

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33. Jane noticed an unusual painting on the walls; it was of a man and a little boy crossing a river in a small boat, and the man was pointing

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34. His expression changing as he saw a small boat anchored ahead of him , invisible from outside the cove, the boat continuing to glide as his expression changed

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35. They traveled on a small boat which could be carried overland on a land track from one of Corinth's harbors to the other, a distance of ten miles

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36. " And Jesus stood on the shore and watched as the small boat carried them out to their anchored ship

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37. 3 As they dropped anchor and prepared to enter the small boat for going ashore, the man on the beach called to them, "Lads, have you caught anything?" And when they answered, "No," he spoke again

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38. His brethren came up close behind him, having come ashore in the small boat, hauling the net of fishes after them

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39. Carrying a heavy head loaded with pain, frustration and bitterness, Travis walked through the hotel and out onto the promenade overlooking the harbour and the small boats, their masts bobbing from the slight chop in the water

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40. view of a small boat on an ocean as you fly overhead,

41. ‖ Russ aimed his words at the boy and pulled the small boat onto the shore oblivious to the frenzied thrashings in the few inches of water in the pirogue‘s bottom

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42. Once you have handed over the documents, you will have only a few minutes in which to turn yourselves around and head off back down towards the waters edge where waiting to bring you back will be a flotilla of small boats

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43. and a small boat is dropped into

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44. small boat to the direction of the nearest shore line

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45. One of the villagers gave them a small boat that they could use for the ceremony

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46. A wooden slipway sloped into the water and in the old days they used to winch small boats up the slipway into the boathouse

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47. � Two minutes later, a bright spot ignited in the night sky over the sea, clearly silhouetting a small boat

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48. As we neared the Pillars of Hercules the look-out, who rode in a basket three quarters of the way up the mast, shouted down to us that nine small boats were visible, heading out from behind a promontory ahead of us, we had no friends in these waters, so I assumed obviously that they were pirates, ready and willing to relieve us of our cargo and our ship

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49. Collins waved casually at a group of small boats moored nearby

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50. There, unlocked, I found a small boat with an outboard motor

51. The three men then got into the small boat, and

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52. the small boat with the outboard motor had been tied-up, trailing the trawler

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53. In a moment of stillness Harmony glimpsed, through the bloodshed, a small boat moored to a jetty in the river

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54. The Royal Navy intercepted and utterly destroyed the flotilla of small boats crossing from Greece

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55. The next morning, after another cup of camels’ milk, we went to the small boat that was pulled on the shore and looked as if it hadn’t been moved in weeks

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56. Now having gloomy thoughts about possibly ending in an Israeli jail, Stavro kept watching the Israeli helicopter as it made a full circle around his ship before veering towards the incoming armada of small boats

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57. ‘’Start firing at that group of small boats ahead with our aft 76mm gun! Radio: signal to Haifa that we have intercepted a flotilla of hostile boats and that our helicopter has been shot down by a surface-to-air missile

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58. The Iranian-developed small boat swarm tactic was now proving as effective as it had been feared to be

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59. Erik was also rather nonplussed by that, as it was basically offering the ship on a platter to the approaching small boats, who were now about three miles behind and still going at top speed

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60. The small boat soon landed in the courtyard, between the main entrance and the soldiers of Robert le Fort

61. A small boat sat on top of the trailer

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62. spotting them but the small boat illuminating only the small

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63. Below me in a small boat was the producer, Don

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64. An investment banker was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked

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65. Inside the small boat were several large tuna

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66. By squinting, he could make out a small boat, maybe twenty yards away

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67. An investment banker stood at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked

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68. Inside the small boat were several large yellowfin tuna

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69. Floy, alighting on my shoulder, reminded me there was no way Mordan would ever find us once we took off downstream in a small boat

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70. Small and symmetrically square, it was decorated with multitudinous, basic-coloured paintings, stacked with clay pots, small furniture, and small boats carved from wood

71. A small boat started making its way towards

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72. Two men came out in a small boat, they

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73. It was just the two of them in a small boat

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74. Hal had a sudden ridiculous vision of herds of farm animals boarding a small boat, followed by a white cat with pale brown patches

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75. Hal and his friends stood admiring the night scene as their parents crowded onto a short dock, where a small boat was tied to a post—the boat that Miss Simone had brought along for Fenton’s journey

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76. That was five now, including Miss Simone, and the small boat was already full

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77. There is no railway nearer than Sassnitz, and the few steamers that stop there disgorge the tourist who wants to get out into a small boat and steam away leaving him to his fate, which is only a nice one on quite calm days

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78. George rented a small boat and they went sailing and fishing

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79. Lee and his small troop left the village and returned to Phnom Penh in their small boat later that day

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80. The next few days bought a flotilla of small boats with builders, materials, basic tools, medical staff and Lee, along with his five soldiers

81. They’d received small amounts of foodstuffs and utensils and loaned a small boat

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82. pushing the hundred small boats towards the five large ships rowing rapidly up the

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83. The small boats, with dried firewood and a small flint inside, had been

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84. barquilla, cock-boat, small boat( used on rivers and near theseacoast)

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85. It’s quite simple really; we each have a small boat, which we’ll need to descend the other side

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86. It was a small boat and he knew it contained two boys and a girl (he sensed a girl who was there against her will)

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87. The vessel sat still on the water just past the point they had seen the small boat disappear

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88. It seemed like a lifetime for the small boat to reach its destination

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89. A vision at the corner of her eye told her what was really going on, they were waiting for the crew of two to drop their small boat into the water far away at the other side of the adjacent closed gate

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90. admired the numerous small boats, locals fishing off the sea

91. small boats and ocean sailing

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92. now have a small boat

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93. The Islanders welcomed the Europeans happily in their small boats

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94. “Couldn’t we get a small boat to get to it?”

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95. As they were thus proceeding, then, they discovered a small boat, without oars or any other gear, that lay at the water's edge tied to the stem of a tree growing on the bank

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96. I have shared their days in small boats

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97. The first to emerge was the sense of security so much more perfect than in any small boat I've ever been in; the, as it were, material, stillness, and immobility (though it was a bumpy day)

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98. embarked at night in a small boat with six active sailors and landed near

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99. they turned towards the Euphrates, and crossing the river in a small boat, walked

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100. Without having been in the school of the Abbe Faria, the worthy master of The Young Amelia (the name of the Genoese tartan) knew a smattering of all the tongues spoken on the shores of that large lake called the Mediterranean, from the Arabic to the Provencal, and this, while it spared him interpreters, persons always troublesome and frequently indiscreet, gave him great facilities of communication, either with the vessels he met at sea, with the small boats sailing along the coast, or with the people without name, country, or occupation, who are always seen on the quays of seaports, and who live by hidden and mysterious means which we must suppose to be a direct gift of providence, as they have no visible means of support