1
They compelled the captain to turn the prow of his ship towards Europe.
2
There were some cross words when Biorn would not, but gave orders to turn the prow seaward.
3
Towards this spot, also, did Gascoyne turn the prow of the cutter Wasp in pursuit of his mutinous first mate.
4
Everything I do is ordained already, and it matters not whither I turn the prow of my ship or what I plan.
5
He never hangs out a flag to catch the popular breeze, and does not turn the prow of his craft down the stream.
6
Bastian turned the prow into the current, heading to weather Sant' Elena.
7
Up this narrow channel the Swede turned the prow of the small boat.
8
They paddled out to sea and turned the prow of the light craft north.
9
She fired it up and turned the prow away from the looming, bobbing stern.
10
With vigorous efforts they turned the prow of their canoe, and endeavoured to cross the river.
11
With this he turned the prow of the boat toward shore, and gave orders to proceed.
12
Once more the fainting wanderers righted their vessel, and turned the prow towards the shores of France.
13
He turned the prow toward shore to discover whose body was attached to these remarkable and unfamiliar legs.
14
Henry turned the prow of their own boat until it bore in a slanting direction toward the eastern shore.
15
They turn the prows seaward; the ships grounded fast on their anchors' teeth, and the curving ships line the beach.
16
He was nine years old when Columbus turned the prow of his caravel to the West and persistently sailed on.