Meanings of large yacht in English

Think a large yacht or penthouse overlooking the Opera House.

Every large yacht that can float is busy doing it.

A large yacht drifted nearly on top of me.

They were driving to Calais, where Nick had rented a large yacht, which would take them to Dover.

No, a large yacht.

All gave a look and saw a large yacht moving away from a dock just below where they had thought to stop.

A waiting helicopter had whisked him from the airport to a secret rendezvous on a large yacht, anchored offshore north of the city.

Mr. Montague's large yacht had been anchored in the bay, gayly dressed with flags and streamers, to be used as the judges' boat.

A minute or two before the fireworks began, a large yacht could be seen approaching the picnic area from the western side of the lake.

Half a dozen large yachts bobbed at anchor in the harbor.

The largest ships engaged were little larger than the large yachts, whose races every summer delight the people of America.

"No, I mean the large yacht, off the Point."

Then Bardun took the rudder he had got from the Wind-Gnome, and stuck it into the stern of the largest yacht he had.

Ferretti sold niche unit Apreamare to focus on medium and large yachts early this year, and media speculated it could dispose of other entry-level brands.