Use "schooner" em uma frase

1. Our cabins are beyond the galley, up towards the front end; there is a cabin for me in the prow of the schooner with cabins for Berndt and Joris, one either side of the central corridor with the doors of all three cabins opening into the same tiny hall space

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2. Intelligent crime on a huge scale with a demon in the detail; a high-powered, heavily-armed, luxurious schooner feeding world-wide drivelling greed, gagging for more and supplied on demand by ruthless slavering zeal

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3. She puts the schooner of sherry to her lips and lets the thick, sickly sweet amber wine from the Jerez region of southern Spain slide around her mouth

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4. The ship was a 3-masted schooner named The Sea Serpent

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5. schooner, and Waddell was delegated to visit a house near the

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6. schooner, Waddell discovered that this schooner was not

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7. had not had contact with anyone except the schooner from

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8. A plot was discovered to outfit and arm the schooner J

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9. USS Cyane rowed toward the schooner

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10. During the day, the Milo had made contact with the schooner Tecoa which had just started out on a trading voyage to the Arctic from San Francisco

11. party to the schooner for news and copies of the latest

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12. This was based on intelligence gathered from the Oahu schooner,

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13. His fantasy pirate ship, or schooner as Buddha would correct him, had sunk to the bottom of the sea

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14. "Shit loads mate," said the punter as he knocked down the remainder of his schooner

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15. LP ordered a schooner of beer and a bourbon and cola for Ingrid

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16. have the schooner in the first place is because it was the best ship

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17. Life Saving Service surfmen who died on 23 April 1880 while attempting to rescue the crew of a sailing schooner (Galluzzo, “Local Coast Guard Station…,” 2005)

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18. Women have served as schooner captains, cooks and lighthouse keepers in the U

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19. " The call came from Inspector Brian Summers, who was slouched into the corner seat grasping a large schooner of beer

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20. ” He shouted and presently, a tall sturdy man with a weathered face appeared on the forward part of the schooner between the four masts

21. Saw six masted speed schooner that could make the trip in half the time yet when I inquired at the Departure windows, I was told that all shipping east had been curtailed due to the war

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22. The distance from the city under the ice to Ehrenberg was normally a two-month journey by schooner and had never been attempted by condorlas pilots

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23. They left their wrecks, but the main disasters date from the late eighteenth century when a schooner lost her crew off the Queen Charlotte Islands

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24. "Nice of you to offer," he said, and ordered a schooner

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25. He told the harbour master that the crew of the schooner to which it belonged could find it at the quayside, and that a bill for a new petrel could be sent to his office in the Fish Stocks Limited building

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26. 'Twas a fishing schooner with one o' the new petrel engines, a real beauty she was

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27. The ship was a large and beautiful schooner, the best in the Company fleet, painted bright yellow and gleaming in the moonlight

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28. “'Twas only a days walk back to the City, and once there I met up with the crew of that schooner

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29. This horrified my crew, a very experienced woman who had just sailed from India, up the Red Sea through the Suez Canal, to Cyprus then Greece on a large schooner

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30. Her center console display came on and the screen focused on an old 32-foot schooner that looked well taken care of

31. Our schooner was named Aloren, Starflower, that is, in Gralde, and small breakers split across her keel as we pulled out of the harbor

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32. The sailor called Jeb – whose schooner sat heavily with promise in the ocean – rubbed his chin and adjusted his cap

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33. of the milkos said to the barman "quick give me a schooner - I

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34. He passed the schooner to me; I had a

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35. "Having taken the pirate captain prisoner, sailed slap over the schooner, whose decks were piled high with dead and whose lee scuppers ran blood, for the order had been

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36. Around the schooner lay a number of small fishing-boats belonging to the fishermen of the neighboring village, like humble subjects awaiting orders from their queen

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37. On the other hand he might be only bluffing, a pardonable weakness because meeting unmistakable mugs, Dublin residents, like those jarvies waiting news from abroad would tempt any ancient mariner who sailed the ocean seas to draw the long bow about the schooner Hesperus and etcetera

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38. There was a reason the handful of schooners the heretics had lost since retaking Claw Island had each fallen prey to one of his own copper-sheathed galleons and even then only in heavy, blowing weather where the larger Dohlaran ship had been able to carry more sail than the schooner

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39. The probability, however, lay somewhere between those two extremes, and he wasn’t happy about the schooner whose topsails those same lookouts had spotted the evening before

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40. … That schooner bothered him

41. He shaded his eyes with one hand, looking up at the midshipman perched in the maintop, paging quickly through the signal book while his signalman assistant peered through a telescope at the eighteen-gun schooner five miles southeast of Thunderer, reading off the signal hoists

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42. The grounded Charisian vessel was still at least two thousand yards distant, and the closest enemy schooner was a thousand yards farther away from it than Lance, on the far side of the shoal

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43. He was also barely half Ahbaht’s age, with the sort of corsair confidence the commander of a sixteen-gun schooner required

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44. Unfortunately, the carronades on the broadside carriages were shorter-ranged, and closing to use them would have required the schooner to close to no more than five hundred yards or so of her target

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45. None of them passed within fifty yards of their target … but they continued skipping from wave crest to wave crest for almost five hundred yards beyond the schooner

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46. He stood on the screw-galley’s quarterdeck, peering at the heretic schooner through his spyglass while he raged inwardly against Captain Snelyng’s order to keep Lance at least a thousand yards clear of the grounded ironclad

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47. With seas this calm, they could reach out another thousand or even another fifteen hundred yards with ricochet fire, but the ironclad lay almost directly between him and the schooner

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48. Unfortunately, that same heading also meant the schooner would rapidly draw out of Lance’s range

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49. The relentlessly pursuing screw-galleys had gotten close enough to engage Zheryko Cumyngs’ schooner almost two hours ago

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50. With the loss of Sickle and Relentless, the squadron had been reduced to eleven galleons and Sojourn, his sole surviving schooner, and he was grateful the enemy had given his ships time to find one another and settle into something approaching the formation Haigyl had wanted

51. Later, however, there was a very fine coasting schooner for sale, and Mrs

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52. She is up towards five in the afternoon, when our Nostromo, whenever he is in harbour with his schooner, comes out on his courting visit, pulling in a small boat

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53. The crew of his own schooner were to be feared as if they had been spies upon their dreaded captain

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54. The incomparable Nostromo, the Capataz, the respected and feared Captain Fidanza, the unquestioned patron of secret societies, a republican like old Giorgio, and a revolutionist at heart (but in another manner), was on the point of jumping overboard from the deck of his own schooner

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55. Directly his schooner was anchored opposite the New Custom House, with its sham air of a Greek temple, flatroofed, with a colonnade, Captain Fidanza went

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56. The extraordinarily obese and self-indulgent sailor owned and commanded the twin-masted schooner Mairee Zhain, which had been caught running contraband—better than seventy thousand marks’ worth of Chisholmian whiskeys and Charisian luxury goods—into Gorath in defiance of Zhaspahr Clyntahn’s embargo and King Rhanyld’s own decrees

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57. She was actually only two five-days old, her artfully aged hull’s lines taken from something called a “pilot boat schooner” from Old Earth

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58. The rain reduced visibility, but not enough to keep Fleet Wing’s company from seeing the explosion when he’d been able to con the schooner to within five and a half miles before the bomb struck

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59. Hektor is placed in command of this schooner for the rescue of Earl Thirsk’s family

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60. Before long the searchlight discovered some distance away a schooner with all sails set, apparently the same vessel which had been noticed earlier in the evening

61. It was now nearly the hour of high tide, but the waves were so great that in their troughs the shallows of the shore were almost visible, and the schooner, with all sails set, was rushing with such speed that, in the words of one old salt, "she must fetch up somewhere, if it was only in hell"

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62. The schooner paused not, but rushing across the harbour, pitched herself on that accumulation of sand and gravel washed by many tides and many storms into the southeast corner of the pier jutting under the East Cliff, known locally as Tate Hill Pier

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63. They met her on the schooner from Riohacha at five o’clock in the morning, surrounded by a crowd of passengers half dead from seasickness, but she walked off the boat radiant, very much a woman, and excited after the bad night at sea

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64. The schooner from Riohacha had just arrived, and gangs of stevedores in water up to their waists lifted the passengers over the side and carried them to shore

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65. Despite the size of the ship and the luxuries of their stateroom, the first night was a horrible repetition of the schooner trip from Riohacha, and her husband, a diligent physician, did not sleep at all so he could comfort her, which was all that an overly distinguished physician knew how to do for seasickness

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66. The golden afternoon moved on toward China, and on the horizon’s edge a lumber schooner balanced

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67. "As we neared the Carpathia we saw in the dawning light what we thought was a full-rigged schooner standing up near her, and presently behind her another, all sails set, and we said: 'They are fisher boats from the Newfoundland bank and have seen the steamer lying to and are standing by to help

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68. ' But in another five minutes the light shone pink on them and we saw they were icebergs towering many feet in the air, huge, glistening masses, deadly white, still, and peaked in a way that had easily suggested a schooner

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69. Within his view from the bridge he discerned, he said, a strange steamship, probably a "tramp," and a schooner which was making her way out of the ice

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70. The lights of this schooner, he thought, probably were those seen by the anxious survivors of the Titanic and which they were frantically trying to reach

71. We borrowed a wheelbarrow, and embarking our things, including my own poor carpet-bag, and Queequeg's canvas sack and hammock, away we went down to "the Moss," the little Nantucket packet schooner moored at the wharf

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72. At last, passage paid, and luggage safe, we stood on board the schooner

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73. The schooner was run into the wind, and while the hands were clearing away the stern boat, Queequeg, stripped to the waist, darted from the side with a long living arc of a leap

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74. After sitting a long time listening to the long stories of some sailors who had just come from a plum-pudding voyage, as they called it (that is, a short whaling-voyage in a schooner or brig, confined to the north of the line, in the Atlantic Ocean only); after listening to these plum-puddingers till nearly eleven o'clock, I went up stairs to go to bed, feeling quite sure by this time Queequeg must certainly have brought his Ramadan to a termination

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75. Chartering a small native schooner, he returned with them to his vessel; and finding all right there, again resumed his cruisings

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76. Captain Bomberry, of the ship Mary, of Baltimore; Captain Israel, of the brig Robert and Mary; Captain Waldron, of the schooner Victory; and Captain Abbot, of the brig Charleston Packet, all of Philadelphia, were eye-witnesses to the tyranny and oppression under which your petitioners labored while at Jacmel

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77. Through his mind flitted a shifting retrospect of these last weeks upon the sea—the rushing voyage through rock-sown bays and windy fairways; the days of creaking rise-and-fall upon the heavy swell of a dead and scorching sea, or of groping for buoys through the blind white fog; nights under the starlight, nights when the wild summer rain had driven him for shelter to the hot and evil-smelling cabin of the little schooner

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78. Sir: I have great pleasure in informing you that, by a gentleman who arrived here yesterday afternoon, from Buffalo, I learn that Lieutenant Elliott, with about sixty sailors, and a number of volunteer militia, cut out from under the guns of Fort Erie, on the night of the 8th instant, the brig Adams (lately surrendered at Detroit) and the schooner Caledonia, laden with peltry, said to be very valuable; but, in running these vessels for Black Rock, they both grounded, in such a situation that the British fort was firing on them, when my informant left there on Friday morning last

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79. 1, exhibits the proceeds of the schooner Venus and cargo, captured by the privateer Teazer

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