Utiliser "mooring" dans une phrase

1. ' Daphne waved to Charon in the wheelhouse and the boat eased away from it's mooring without a sound

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2. taking one end of the mooring rope with him

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3. to drag the emergency ferry from its mooring on the

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4. Vienne was behind them, and they celebrated by mooring

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5. began hauling its mooring lines aboard

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6. The four girls in the water then return the float to its original mooring, drop both anchors overboard, wash off any tell-tail signs that a car has been there, and swim to shore

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7. The conspirators stood on a wharf on the far side of Water-Down’s port, quite a distance from the mooring spot of the Calamity

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8. Uncle Hobart had tied one balloon to each arm of our cast iron garden bench and now it was floating a few feet off the ground, held in place by a mooring rope attached to the back of the tractor

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9. A jagged piece of slate sliced through our mooring rope and I gulped as we suddenly found ourselves staring down at the rapidly receding ground

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10. Ahead of him and kneeling, a large man was working loose a mooring line

11. There wasn’t much time; with the engine running and only one mooring line remaining, they would soon be underway

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12. the Asia Symphony, was torn from its mooring and washed into the city

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13. It was only as the tanker was finally tied to the mooring buoys that the pipe was ready to go

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14. With line and pole crews exerting continuous pressure, the big barge was brought into its targeted mooring

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15. As it neared the mooring, Pithios, his part in the journey at an end, stopped the donkey by a

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16. for the mooring rope that now came faintly into view as moonrise edged closer

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17. continuous pressure, the big barge was brought into its targeted mooring

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18. Cast off: order given to throw off the mooring lines

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19. The Balsam positioned and maintained mooring and channel markers for the warships that shelled Japanese positions prior to amphibious troop assaults

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20. Pascal cast off LISBONA’s mooring lines and, with a swoosh and a rumble, her prow cut the choppy current as she picked up speed

21. He herded them onto the jetty and into one of the speedboats, cast off the mooring rope and with a roar from the outboard motor sped off out to sea

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22. Rory stared after the rapidly diminishing speedboat, then dashed down to the jetty and jumped onto the remaining speedboat untying the mooring rope as he did so

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23. After searching along the deserted jetties, Siri was delighted to find the occasional taught mooring line running into deep water, but each discovery was followed by disappointment at finding that they were attached to larger power-boats

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24. The P I ship with its fiber optic communications cable would function like a harbor pilot and guide the bigger ship safely to its mooring

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25. Unlike the mooring at New St

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26. It was in shallow water and silted into its mooring

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27. He then returned the boat to the mooring, and Carla followed with the truck, to pick him up

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28. She quickly untied the mooring and pushed off

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29. With a good deal of sighing she hoisted herself over the railings and, unceremoniously, shimmied down the anchor’s mooring

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30. The attack leader issued instructions to cut the mooring ropes, so the ship would quietly drift away from the dock, then blow a hole in the hull, and sink her

31. The German battle cruiser was moved out to a mooring in the harbour

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32. “Well, I am casting a new mooring block

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33. He was thought to have drowned, trapped in the cabin, when his hired boat sank at its mooring

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34. Erragal pulled out the mooring poles and the dikes

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35. This would have been hard to find a mooring for next to the boatyard in Shepperton, where it would also have blocked the entire river

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36. mooring, a total of ten FBI, County Police and DEA cars, packed with armed

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37. They ate collectively lunch out of a pot of pork and vegetable stew Claudette went to buy at a nearby inn, washed down with cider, then resumed their cleaning work until the ship undid its mooring lines and started moving from the quay

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38. “But, not on those mooring lines? For they could break, and we could lose the whole ship!” This Mike guy is catching on

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39. They made it to the Bridge in time to see the mooring lines clear

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40. Anchored to it were the mooring cables of the Hercules and the

41. As they arrived on the bridge the last of the mooring cables had been

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42. Nefer cut through the mooring rope with his cutlass

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43. After doing some research I established what was a “fair market price” and I put up a For Sale advert in the local harbour where the boat sat on a pontoon mooring

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44. So throw down those mooring lines

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45. The mooring line’s woven of

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46. A thousand-ton anchor settled inside his chest, mooring his heart to a past that got swept out to sea a long time ago

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47. Their mooring line was cut and they were pushed away with a pole

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48. Most of the crew are below deck tying and retying the cargo that constantly keeps breaking away from its mooring

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49. Each of the crew frantically jostles into position to untie the closes section of the cargo’s mooring

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50. As the ship steady’s momentarily upright, Cass finishes securing his side of the cargo’s mooring

51. Every sailor stands in position to toss and receive the ship’s mooring ropes

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52. hawsers: cables or ropes used in mooring or towing ships

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53. We move to another mooring, this time on a larger island

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54. The technique for mooring is that Pat just drives the boat up on the shore, no matter how inhospitable it is

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55. A woman nearing forty, tall, well built with shoulder-length blonde hair and a face that might have been pretty and pert in her twenties but was now slightly lined, showing the strain of a career, of the nomadic life of a diplomat, without husband and family, without emotional mooring

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56. � Without an identity, we fear that our lives will have no mooring, no personal structure that will give each day form, each action meaning in that form, and give us direction as to how to move from one place in our day and in our lives to another

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57. They threaded a route between buoys and mooring ropes

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58. He spotted a large orange mooring buoy on the stern of the boat

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59. “You managed to hit that mooring buoy perfectly well,” Proud said, “the boat was moving quite quickly but you hit it nevertheless

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60. She’d have to initiate forward primary propulsion, which meant disengaging the mooring anchors that held the city in place

61. Another of the possessed crew spoke up, “No, they’ve focused on rendering us without navigational power and they’ve destroyed the underwater mooring system

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62. The city can’t be re-submerged! They’ve cut all the mooring lines but one

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63. Some tried to push through the hot water to finish the job of severing the last mooring cable, but the water was too hot and several perished as their lungs were overcome by the heat of the water that they breathed

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64. Laughing with fiendish joy she saw that the city had pivoted enough on its last mooring cable to put the still firing battleship within range of the surviving towers

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65. “What???” Captain Sally burst out with and then in dawning comprehension she realized that the slight drift of the city on its remaining mooring cable that had brought the battleship back into range had just made the approaching cruiser out of range

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66. In sickening horror she watched as the smoking cruiser that shouldn’t even be floating given how much damage it had taken, plow into the corner of the city where the last mooring line was located

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67. The engines of the ferry started to growl into action, the companionway was removed and the mooring ropes were being untied one by one

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68. He unclipped the hooks from the mooring cleats on the jetty and jumped onboard

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69. She had even cast off the mooring lines

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70. Flynn stepped away from the shattered out windows of the wheelhouse and made his way along the side of the boat moored to the dock nonchalantly slicing through the mooring ropes with a sharp knife he pulled from his belt

71. out sailing, bobbed peacefully at its mooring just off my

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72. 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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73. He pointed at a sailboat tied to a mooring float

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74. eye for a sloop rigged vessel that I wandered about the mooring piers in a dreamy

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75. her two companions aboard the boat and jumped to the mooring pier and started walking

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76. These two youngsters at my request kept her stationary for ten minutes, with a touch of engine and helm now and then, within three feet of a big, ugly mooring buoy over which the water broke and the spray flew in sheets, and which would have holed her if she had bumped against it

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77. Fortunately Ned's hands came across a big mooring ring fastened to the topside of this sheet–iron back, and we all held on for dear life

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78. One of the sailors leaped on shore, a cord creaked as it ran through a pulley, and Dantes guessed they were at the end of the voyage, and that they were mooring the boat

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79. I could distinguish with reasonable clarity the overall effect of its buildings, the ships made fast along its wharves, and those bigger vessels whose draft of water required them to drop anchor at the port's offshore mooring

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80. "Unfortunately this bay forms an open, offshore mooring that's impossible to defend

81. So they lodged a complaint in Madrid, and they obtained an order from the indecisive King Philip V: without unloading, the convoy would stay in custody at the offshore mooring of Vigo until the enemy fleets had retreated

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82. This is our home port, secure, convenient, secret, and sheltered against winds from any direction! Along the coasts of your continents or islands, show me any offshore mooring that can equal this safe refuge for withstanding the fury of hurricanes

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83. My companion stared at the vacant mooring place and then again

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84. And in order to accommodate me, he rears up like a bucking Stallion (whilst holding Polly’s Hips with one Hand so that his huge red Master-of-the-Ceremonies doth not lose its Mooring in her pretty Pudendum—and, with the other, pushes my Head down upon her Breasts)

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85. LaFarge twisted the mooring rope in his fingers

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86. These old cannon are set in the pavement of the quay as posts for the mooring of ships and for/similar uses

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