abeam

Down to the side a flickering light appeared and passed abeam.

Rich islands, too, and only a week distant with the wind abeam.

Within a minute he was flying abeam of it.

Its hull turned abeam and the cannons began roaring once again.

"Moving abeam is the highest level of stress on both hull and engines."

Both ships had the wind abeam as if they raced the moon and the stars.

Having caught the trade winds only that morning, the ship lay over with the wind abeam.

It even grew a little more distant right abeam of the lighter, and then ceased again.

The new vessel was abeam on our port side.

The wind being abeam, was what had saved the men crowded aft.

"He's about a hundred yards abeam of the ship on her starboard side!"

It was possible to see above, abeam and astern.

I stared at the extraordinary craft lying abeam of us above the Moon.

Commence inbound turn at the time planned from the Abeam position.

The ship was still on the larboard tack, with the wind abeam.

Two hundred yards to go before she was abeam of the fort at the entrance, and still not a shot fired.

As the other drew abeam of him, he noted that the Russian sailors were dressed the same way.

By early afternoon we were abeam of Portland Bill, some five miles offshore.

In another two minutes the cutter was abeam of the yacht, which was still trying to turn.

I shrugged and glanced at a coastal steamer abeam of us.

The Typhoon was abeam and the sound-room had her taped.

Three more and the wheel was abeam and the binnacle.

As can be seen, the abeam position came later, as would be expected with that wind.

The second broached and circled abeam of the target.