Meanings of find ships in English

You will find ships with tea; you know they are from China.

He had also to find ships to convey this great expedition.

In the eleventh century we find ships of Friesland in the Belt, and even in the Levant.

Go down the river here and you will find ships coming in with cotton; you know they come from America.

One may walk along the strand for eight miles and find ships lined up in front of the city the entire distance.

It wasn't precise, but it got the job done, where otherwise a command to "turn left" might find ships turning in every conceivable direction.

Drake swooped on it immediately and took sixty well- found ships.

Everywhere were to be found ships and the good seafaring smell of tar and hemp.

A 2006 design study by Scandanavian shipbuilder Wallenius found ships could use wind and solar power along with fuel cells to create zero-emission shipping.

"You have a fine nose for finding ships in the dark, Mister," he said, distinctly, putting the glass on the table with extreme gentleness.