Utiliser "prow" dans une phrase

1. upon the raised prow of the fisher king

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2. 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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3. water before the prow of a ship, and Jean took an

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4. Legrand sat on the prow of the boat watching as the water

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5. There was no one with strength enough to turn their prow into the crashing waves

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6. “The locker’s at the prow,” he answered

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7. Brubaker showed him how to keep the boat right side up, and simply place the prow under your arm

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8. sending her prow into the unforgiving channel wall

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9. The following day, Zaminoski led them along the edge of the reeds and pointed to where they could see the prow of a sunken vessel

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10. Janek stationed himself on the prow, watching the white wall ahead of them, listening intently

11. Holes in the prow would partially fill with water in rough seas and dampen the violent rocking of the waves

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12. Instead there would be adequate cabins for officials without any frills and the carving and painting was limited to a figure and “dragon eyes” on the prow

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13. The prow of the boat glided effortlessly across the crystal

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14. The dog David had been petting jumped in behind her and stood in the prow, barking at everything it saw

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15. I could read LISBONA on its broad prow

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16. The captain stood used a grappling hook with one foot on the prow for several exciting minutes as the sturgeon fought the line, but the three of us wrestled the behemoth from the deep on board

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17. 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

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18. Their prow came about midships to us after a quarter hour

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19. The spiders were all over the prow of the boat now

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20. on the prow of the sun boat

21. He gazed around in ostentatious appreciation as he made his way across, hand out like a prow cutting through calm seas

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22. Astray growled halfheartedly and cantered back to his bench in the prow, unconcerned that he had been hoodwinked out of three of his peculiar petals

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23. “Jai, look,” said Ceder, pointing to the prow

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24. Astray kept his balance in the prow with the butterfly riding his head and shouting oaths into the newborn squall

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25. Astray dug his razor-sharp claws into the prow of the boat, a formidable masthead standing strong into the storm

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26. They were too slow to choose—the prow of the boat sailed into the tangled reef

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27. The children looked over the prow to see the octopus towing them with its tentacles like a horse-drawn carriage

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28. Astray was already sunning himself in the prow by the time Jai got up and oriented

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29. Astray pounced into the prow with Why riding atop his head

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30. Astray stood in the prow, digging his claws into the pink wood for purchase

31. Waiting for the last possible moment before the pink prow reached the roaring falls, the Dangler whipped his pole back, hooked the same log he had rescued them from earlier, and cast it forward so that the log slammed into the waterfall twenty fins above the river

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32. When he and Ceder landed in the stern of the boat, Jai, who had advanced to the prow when he challenged the frog, was bounced up like a rock from a catapult

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33. Cold water sprayed up on both sides as the prow cut through the water like a harpoon

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34. The cub was in the prow

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35. Astray stood in the prow of his tiny ship and stared high into the sky at the lights he was chasing

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36. It was high of stern, with a tall curving prow; broad in the waist, sloping beautifully to stem and stern

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37. With no one at the sweep, the Argus rolled broadside, and the steel-baked prow of the raider crashed into her amidships

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38. As the steel prow slashed into the Argus, he braced himself and kept his feet under the shock, casting away his bow

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39. It was long and slender, with a high, curving prow, and was black as ebony, with white skulls painted along the gunwales

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40. With sloping masts and dipping prow,

41. Without a bow, they were of no use to Siri, and he threw them into the prow

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42. The prow of each hull was attached to a huge spinnaker sail

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43. In the prow, with a glow of satisfaction in his eyes, José Arcadio Segundo was directing the arduous maneuver

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44. The myriad insects that propelled themselves through the mist splattered stickily upon the prow and Ambrosius' forehead, which, combined with the incessant bobbing and weaving between trunks, made this part of the journey unpleasant and mentally demanding

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45. Jerry deftly pulled a rope to tell the petrels to pitch down, forcing the prow of the ship upwards

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46. The pitch of the boat was then adjusted again in the same way to bring the prow down and carry the ship on a level course over the top of the ocean of fog

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47. Prow hunting the waves, questing for the next trough, climbing each peak like a cyclical mountaineer, the ship bore on after the fish

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48. The ship was a stupendous sight, eighty feet in length, the largest boat that had ever been seen in these waters, surely an artefact of the gods, this made it slightly longer than Coatl’s original Raven, the twelve foot high prow was surmounted by a large intricately carved black ravens head, along both sides of the longship decorated shields protected the rowers benches from the splashing sea, the mast was set just forward of the centre and the great steering board was located on the right hand side near the ten foot high stern, Coatl said this side of the boat was called the starboard side and the left hand side not having a board was called the port side because not having a board to foul the pier you tied the boat with the port side to the land, a raised platform allowed the crew to handle the steering board, this raised platform could be also used as a vantage point for ten archers in the event of attack, and it allowed room underneath for the captain and the officers to sleep and maintain control of the steering, a similar platform at the bow allowed the crew the same shared accommodation

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49. at the prow of a large, granular moth

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50. “Soon’s ye set prow in it, the current’ll take ye along so fast you won’t stop till you has to

51. He locked a chain with weights around Ailia’s ankles and dragged her to the longship’s prow

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52. She turned to look at the massive dragonhead prow

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53. He then stepped toward the prow to initiate a conversation

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54. Straight ahead from the prow of the ship, he saw a column of bright red light extending into the heavens

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55. Then it settled down and she found herself staring at the prow of a warship

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56. Jane, who lacked her mother’s impressive prow, looked hot and uncomfortable in a yellow dress that gave her a jaundiced appearance

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57. Climbing over Sheatera as splashed up surf spilled into the canoe I reach the forward prow

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58. Captain Jansa stood at the prow of his first command, the Fair Damson

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59. He started back towards the prow when the ship shuddered violently

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60. Captain Jansa clutched the side of the ship’s railing near the prow and looked across at the great eye of the whale, which was so close to him that if he had leaned out he could have touched it

61. The Celestia’s Prize shuddered hard as a harpoon slammed into the prow on the port side

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62. Water sheeted off everywhere and I gasped for air for a few brief moments before making my way below decks for the open scuttle cocks near the rudder even as Jim went for the one at the forward prow

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63. Bearing a torch ablaze at the prow

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64. The son of Barbarossa was so cruel, and treated his slaves so badly, that, when those who were at the oars saw that the She-wolf galley was bearing down upon them and gaining upon them, they all at once dropped their oars and seized their captain who stood on the stage at the end of the gangway shouting to them to row lustily; and passing him on from bench to bench, from the poop to the prow, they so bit him that before he had got much past the mast his soul had already got to hell; so great, as I said, was the cruelty with which he treated them, and the hatred with which they hated him

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65. This is compared to the rainbow in respect not of form but of colour, and not to the undergirders of a trireme, but to the straight rope running from prow to stern in which the undergirders meet

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66. "I must see this" said Twoflower, half falling and half diving towards the prow

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67. She was coming out of Marseilles harbor, and was standing out to sea rapidly, her sharp prow cleaving through the waves

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68. Captain Nemo kept his prow pointing south

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69. They eased the beam they were holding to one side, letting it slip gently into the water, then they leaned over the prow of the little boat to get hold of the plank Merthin was under

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70. Thence, with native audacity, but still with a reserve as characteristic, she flew into the midst of a group of mariners, the swarthy-cheeked wild men of the ocean, as the Indians were of the land; and they gazed wonderingly and admiringly at Pearl, as if a flake of the sea-foam had taken the shape of a little maid, and were gifted with a soul of the sea-fire, that flashes beneath the prow in the night-time

71. Standing on the prow was a tall man, of a dark complexion, who saw with dilating eyes that they were approaching a dark mass of land in the shape of a cone, which rose from the midst of the waves like the hat of a Catalan

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72. One of the first back was the Grace, which was a cog – a broad-built cargo ship with rounded prow and stern

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73. Merriwether was a tall, stout woman and so tightly corseted that her bust jutted forward like the prow of a ship

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74. with shining prow; no shaven oar

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75. boat floating on the water, glimmering grey, a small boat of a strange fashion with a high prow

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76. As my Boat row’d away, I saw Lancelot and Horatio standing yet upon the Prow of the Barge, defending their Booty, and their Lives—but how long they should hold out, no sane Body could fairly conjecture

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77. The lounge is in the bow of the ship, on the second level, so we were really close to the waves breaking around the prow

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78. A strong wind, our sails full, and the prow cutting through water, sea spray kicking up to the rails

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79. ’ A jeweled hand waved from the prow of a blue ship

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80. She sat in the boat’s prow, one hand resting on the side lip, the other on the lap of her dark blue breeches, and a line of sunburnt soft neck showing where her blouse opened like a white flower

81. Numbly, he moved to the prow

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82. ” A jeweled hand waved from the prow of a blue ship

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83. On the middle deck were six first-class cabins on either side of a passage that served as a common dining room, and in the prow was a sitting room open to the river, with carved wood railings and iron columns, where most of the passengers hung their hammocks at night

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84. He would stand on the deck, braced against a mast, face into the wind, cutting it with his chin as the prow cut the water, and a chanting exultation filled his chest to bursting—joy like a pain

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85. From off the forepeak were hurled millions of flying diamonds by the raging prow

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86. Driving my fleet air craft at high speed directly behind the warriors I soon overtook them and without diminishing my speed I rammed the prow of my little flier between the shoulders of the nearest

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87. The last member of the party to disembark was a girl of about nineteen, and it was the young man who stood at the boat's prow to lift her high and dry upon land

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88. Hiding his canoe, still afloat, among these thickets, with its prow seaward, he sat down in the stern, paddle low in hand; and when the ship was gliding by, like a flash he darted out; gained her side; with one backward dash of his foot capsized and sank his canoe; climbed up the chains; and throwing himself at full length upon the deck, grappled a ring-bolt there, and swore not to let it go, though hacked in pieces

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89. His bone leg steadied in that hole; one arm elevated, and holding by a shroud; Captain Ahab stood erect, looking straight out beyond the ship's ever-pitching prow

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