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Meanings of moored to in English

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Usage of moored to in English
1
On the other side was an old scow moored to the bank.
The Last of the Plainsmen
2
It was a boat, moored to some interior projection of the cave.
The Mysterious Island
3
There a raft has been made ready and moored to the bank.
The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic and Religion
4
A dhow lay moored to a rough wooden jetty beyond the hamlet.
Round the World in Seven Days
5
Turrets moored to the seabed have bearings allowing the FPSO to rotate.
The Irish Times
6
They came to where Siskiyou Pearly's boat lay moored to the bank.
Lost Face
7
You will find some punts moored to the landing-stage there in the stream.
The Evil Shepherd
8
The last canoes were brought down and moored to the bank at nightfall.
Through the Brazilian Wilderness
9
It was floating peacefully on the little lake, strongly moored to the shore.
The Fur Country: Or, Seventy Degrees North Latitude
10
Down on the silent river below, coffin-like row-boats lay moored to the wall.
The Little Warrior
11
His regular phone calls home become less and less moored to real life.
Radio NZ
12
There's a steel barge moored to the west side of it.
The sailcloth shroud
13
It was a huge boat, roofed over, moored to the bank.
Yvette
14
At half-past ten the steamer was moored to her wharf at Port Rock.
Haste and Waste; Or, the Young Pilot of Lake Champlain. A Story ...
15
Instead of this they were left moored to the ship's side.
The Moonstone
16
Opposite the chalet on the island they found the ferry-boat moored to the landing.
A Mummer's Tale
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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