bow spring

He chopped his hand down to his side and men in the bow sprang to life.

The slats all along the ship's bow sprang, pouring water below.

"Send over the forward bow springs, too," she ordered after a further moment of study, "port and starboard."

Bridges Adams patented an improved carriage spring, which he called "bow springs".

Folding bow springs and runners, white to red and un-tempered.

The traditional freepoint tool uses either bow springs or magnets to anchor itself inside the pipe.

The bow sprang, and the arrow flew, arching over the valley, lost for a moment in the sunlight above the ridgeline.

With those words the powerful speedboat lurched forward with such force its bow sprang out of the water like an ascending egret.

Centek Limited of Newton Abbot, Devon for bow spring, non-welded casing centralisers for the oil industry.

Spears, lances, knives, swords, pikes and bows sprang into the air as the rocks resounded with a fearsome chant that ripped from the throat of each Corpsemaker.

Near the village the is a natural spring named Ein al-Qaws ("the Bow Spring") which is owned by an individual of the village, Bashir Tamimi.

Devices fitted with hinged collars and bow springs help keep the casing or liner in the center of the wellbore to help ensure efficient placement of a cement sheath around the casing string.

A moment later the diminutive officer ordered both aft bow springs sent over and followed these with the two sets of quarter springs as the optical cleats came in range of their particular bollards on the pool walls.

She was swinging steadily now; her stern arcing out as she rounded the knuckle of the jetty, turning neatly against the tension of the bow spring to settle, then stop, alongside the stark skeleton of the ancient crane.