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The bambu set up is the mast; the leaf is the sail.
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I knew their errand; for in men-of-war the sail-maker is the undertaker.
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Since then she has attempted to sail on four days each week.
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He needs a sacrifice in order to let us sail from Troy.
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Some were for spreading the sail; others saw no use in it.
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Commerce was still exclusively carried on by the sailing ship and canal-boat.
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She is a sailing ship, and yet appears to row very fast.
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A sailing ship, with sails flapping, was becalmed some distance from shore.
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But what about the sailing ship that was to port of us?
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We sailed from the Broomielaw of Glasgow in the 800-ton sailing ship Wiscasset.
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The Argentine sailing vessel the ARA Libertad docked in the capital yesterday.
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A sailing vessel might be found the best adapted for the work.
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After many delays she came in a sailing vessel, but came alone.
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It is not a sailing vessel, neither can it be a steamer.
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It was an older wreck and a sailing vessel, not a steamer.
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It was a sailing vessel of fair size, carrying a single mast.
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How ever could a sailing vessel be steered amongst these moving rocks?
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Galleasses Ð large fast sailing vessel, indicative of wealth, also sexual innuendo.
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We crossed the Bay of Fundy in a little sailing vessel.
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The little gentleman was the experienced captain of a sailing vessel.
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There he saw a large sailing vessel making for the shore.
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We probably wouldn't have detected a sailing vessel on passive sonar.
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The building groaned like a sailing vessel listing in a storm.
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Finally I suggested that we convert her into a sailing vessel.
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As alternative, there was the tartane, a sailing vessel with a lateen sail.
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Or a young Scotch boy comes out on a sailing vessel to Canada.