Meanings of regain the ship in English

Two seamen only managed to regain the ship.

Vandover looked out and below him and then made an involuntary movement to regain the ship's deck.

They would thus avoid many dangers through which they before unconsciously passed, and regain the ship far more speedily than by land.

Still, how the man who had thus nobly risked his life for my sake, and I could ever regain the ship, I could not tell.

Before it regained the ship, Underhill felt a light puff of wind from the south-west.

It was not without some danger of being swamped that the boat regained the ship's side.

The troops were hurriedly reëmbarked; and, barely in time to escape disaster, the flotilla regained the ships.

In a moment they leaped across the intervening space, took their opponents by surprise, and quickly regained the ship.

Their flight now became desperate and headlong; many threw themselves from rocks and precipices into the sea, and but a small portion regained the ships.