Ainda não temos significados para "forestay".
1The mast also was leaning aft, the forestay having been carried away.
2A lantern was hoisted on the forestay, and all hands were soon asleep.
3Arms and legs windmilling, he toppled forward and grabbed the forestay.
4Cut the jeers, cut the halliards -cut the forestay, for that matter.
5Next day Parmiter was in the foretop splicing the forestay.
6The forestay snapped, the mainsail split, and the lower yards and foremast were damaged.
7So saying, Tom Virtue took his place in the bow, holding on by the forestay.
8I grumbled quietly and wrapped myself tightly around the forestay, peering still into the mist.
9Something struck me and I turned to Milo, who was slouching by the mainmast forestay.
10Still gripping the forestay with my left hand, I bent forward, ready to leap for deck.
11I hate to make sail with a croak astern; 'tis as bad as a crow on forestay-sail.
12And this, I see, must be the topmast backstay; and this the forestay; and that the topmast stay.
13Her mast was dependent upon a forestay (spliced) and was not stepped, but worked in a tabernacle.
14Providentially he clung to the forestay, or he would have, the next instant, been overboard; but he saved himself.
15First I would go forward and, shackling myself to the forestay, scan what I could see of the horizon.
16Clambering on to the bulwarks, and holding on to the forestay with one hand, he held it above his head.
Forestay ao longo do tempo