Meanings of ill-fated ship in English

This was, undoubtedly, one of the companion lifeboats of their ill-fated ship.

Here was mute evidence that others of the ill-fated ship had met disaster.

Steeling himself, lest he should hit the ill-fated ship, he fired.

I was one of the passengers on that ill-fated ship!

And so the four stormtroopers had been sent to search for the ill-fated ship's passengers.

You have heard the stories of the ill-fated ship-

The enemy ceased firing, and endeavoured to haul off from the neighbourhood of the ill-fated ship.

They always surround the ill-fated ship, don't they?

The ice closed on the ill-fated ship.

In less than five minutes there was not a living Portuguese on the bloody decks of the ill-fated ship.

The keel of the ill-fated ship was laid in the summer of 1909 at the Harland & Wolff yards, Belfast.

Some one in the "Trident" (for it was indeed that ill-fated ship) seemed to have anticipated Bax's wish.

Mr James May, a surviving gunner of the ill-fated ship, gave a sufficiently clear account of the foundering of the vessel.

There are the ribs of some ill-fated ship, a man-of-war too, as the story goes, standing like black fangs, half-buried in the sand.

Of those left in the ill-fated ship some remained in the after-part; a few stationed themselves near the bow, thinking it the safest spot.

Both were urged repeatedly to take places in life-boats, but scorned the opportunity, while working against time to save the women aboard the ill-fated ship.