1
The wreck was lying head to the north and with a list to starboard.
2
He saw that she carried five degrees list to starboard.
3
The brig lay with an uncomfortable list to starboard.
4
She has taken a perceptible list to starboard already.
5
The man who could give the phlegmatic Rembrandt a list to starboard must have carried considerable ballast.
6
The ship began to list to starboard.
7
We then pumped the outer diving tanks on the port side to give her a list to starboard.
8
After one list to starboard the ship righted, but the masts, the bridge, the funnel and all the upper works had gone overboard.
9
The third cruiser was afloat, but from her heavy list to starboard, it was plain that she was badly damaged and sinking fast.
10
The wind began to draw further and further aft, showing that the ship was gradually gathering headway in spite of her list to starboard.
11
The vessel still steamed, but made slow progress; moreover, the list to starboard was now so pronounced that it was difficult to stand upright.
12
Explanation was offered by the Texan, who argued that the wind had hauled, and being then abeam had given her a list to starboard.
13
She listed to starboard with her stern raised and her bow lowered.
14
The Commonwealth listed to starboard, then rolled completely over and continued to tumble.
15
He came down the hall, limping slightly and listing to starboard.
16
The ship quickly listed to starboard and began to sink.