Use "run aground" em uma frase

1. cally, “Get up and stoke that boiler or we’ll run aground with

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2. Keep us in the current! It won’t do to run aground now!”

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3. But that scenario had run aground when they realized that that would be

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4. and run aground on a little island in the broad river bed

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5. Even in modern times those ships that do not pay attention to them can end up running aground on the shores of Sicily, and I can still well remember seeing, when I was a child, a transatlantic that had run aground and could not get free

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6. come so close to the banks as it would run aground

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7. allowed his vessel to run aground

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8. Four years earlier the Captain had been salvaging a cruise liner that had run aground on a shallow coral reef, when on a dive he’d discovered a second wreck in close proximity to the first

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9. Should you run aground in an inboard/outboard boat you should stop the motor, lift the out drive and shift the bodyweight away from the effect point

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10. Furthermore, this native boatman claimed that during a stay in Vanikoro six years earlier, he had seen two Europeans belonging to ships that had run aground on the island's reefs many years before

11. We had run aground at full tide and in one of those seas whose tides are moderate, an inconvenient state of affairs for floating the Nautilus off

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12. Once he looked back, and saw that the barge had run aground on the other side of the canal, and the barge-woman was gesticulating wildly and shouting, 'Stop, stop, stop!' 'I've heard that song before,' said Toad, laughing, as he continued to spur his steed onward in its wild career

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13. The punt would not have left the bank or, if it had, would have run aground or been fouled by weeds or some other obstruction

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14. At high tide, Lance could have passed directly over the mudbank; at the moment, she’d probably run aground the instant she tried to cross it

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