Regularly at that season several English ships cast anchor in the bay.

Without intermission they rowed until night set in, and then cast anchor.

They cast anchor and decided not to leave the ship until morning.

Here we cast anchor, and the small steam tender conies puffing alongside.

On the 10th of February, fifteen large vessels cast anchor at Flushing.

The seamen therefore cast anchor, to consider what was to be done.

Here the fishermen cast anchor, and, baiting their hand-lines, began to fish.

Julius Caesar had cast anchor before Alexandria shortly after the King's return.

We are nearing the mountain now, and we shall soon cast anchor!

We shall not meet again till the ships cast anchor in the Maese.

We had cast anchor in ten fathoms, at three miles from the coast.

We were obliged in consequence to cast anchor before the town.

The ships sailed up this inlet for several miles, when they cast anchor.

The lead-line betokened fifty fathoms where the frigate had cast anchor.

We cast anchor in the harbour of Lavalette at seven o'clock.

There the Danes cast anchor, and the forces dispersed to their winter quarters.