Meanings of dark hull in English

He looked up, and saw her dark hull rising up above him.

Again it rose- asail ,thenthe dark hull of a ship.

By this time all hands forward could see the dark hull of the enemy.

The dark hull of a ship appeared, obscuring the light.

The following seas dashed wildly over her, almost concealing her dark hull from view.

That's what the E-boats were for. A large dark hull moved across the moon.

Silently the dark hull crept beneath the cathedral arches of the dark and silent grove.

The triangle-and-J-insignia gleamed brightly on her dark hull.

But now before his eyes appeared a welcome sight, the dark hull of a Union gunboat.

Her masts and yards and sails shot upwards, and her dark hull seemed suddenly to melt away.

For the first hour, the dark hull of the brigantine was seen supporting the moving cloud of canvas.

Our eyes had barely time to examine the Speedy, ere the dark hull of Le Cerf made its appearance.

The sails of the brig, flapping against the wind, towered above me, and her dark hull as she swung over us hid the sun.

Not a hundred yards to the leeward his eyes fell upon the dark hull of the German cruiser which had pursued them the night before.

The picket-boat, having done this serious mischief, then hurried ashore and gave the alarm, and quickly the shore batteries were firing on the dark hull.

I wouldn't have noticed it at all against the dark hull if not for the fact that the creature glowed with a soft blue-white light.