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Meanings of galley in English
Usage of galley in English
1
For days you hauled that war galley across the sea from Sinaria.
2
Minna suspected the galley-slave of glory in the man; Seraphita recognized him.
3
At noon that day the galley was skimming the sea off Paestum.
4
Saw it in your eyes when you left the galley earlier today.
5
At three in the morning all on board the galley were astir.
6
Of the passage from the galley to the cabin I knew nothing.
7
I had myself the honour of being in command of that galley.
8
In another minute the galley came sweeping along, close to the boat.
9
The prisoners were taken to the galley, then bound to the tables.
10
Ransome flitted continually to and fro between the galley and the cabin.
11
She stormed out of the galley and slammed the door behind her.
12
The galley was now rowing all her oars, and in full pursuit.
13
He next entered the galley and other compartments occupied by the artificers.
14
He sent his secretary and the Venetian consul on board the galley.
15
The older trooper flushed briefly and then turned quickly into the galley.
16
We were taken on board the Spaniard and the galley was sunk.
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Translations for galley
Portuguese
Galley through the time
Galley across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common