binnacle

He moved away from him to stand by the binnacle.

It was in a sort of binnacle case from some old boat.

He went to the binnacle lamp and looked again at his watch.

He had kept his balance by holding on to the binnacle.

"Keep close to me," he told the two men, and walked over to the binnacle.

She could see them reflected on the glass of the binnacle.

He put the glass back in the binnacle box drawer.

He walked over to the binnacle box and took out his telescope.

A group of officers was standing by the binnacle and men were running to the guns.

One was placed in the binnacle, under the eyes of the man at the helm.

A dark figure detached itself from the binnacle and approached him.

In the light of the binnacle his small blue eyes looked more malevolent than ever.

That was something else he had forgotten: to detail a man to see to the binnacle light.

He saw the Captain looking at his watch and then waving for him to come to the binnacle.

I picked it up off the binnacle before the bridge blew.

He bent down over the binnacle and looked at the weather side compass.

It lurched toward the binnacle and thrust out its long black arms.

He left his officers standing by the binnacle and walked aft thinking hard.

He wandered across to the binnacle, checking the course and compass.

I pulled a death certificate from the briefcase and held it close to the binnacle light.

The chaplain stood immediately behind the binnacle, just in front of the two men at the wheel.

"I also seem to have mislaid the wheel and binnacle."

Dorian saw his face m the light from the compass binnacle.

"Here she comes," he said, taking a telescope from the binnacle box drawer.

"I felt it wise," she grinned in the binnacle light.