bowsprit

The Canadian went to take his place again under the bowsprit.

Her bowsprit will begin to overlap us in a couple of minutes.

She was about to move away when the bowsprit in front of her began to glow.

He had explored to the end of the bowsprit, and here, too, there could be nothing else.

There may be a small bowsprit to help balance the rig.

She left him by the bowsprit and went below.

Smaller changes and repairs also resulted in a longer bowsprit.

Three meters out the bowsprit, he collapsed, unable to go on.

See also a list of class "A" ships with lengths including bowsprit.

In the winter of 2008, the ship's bowsprit broke during a storm.

Passing by the four on the bowsprit, Rosie gave them a wave.

One sailor stood in the bow with a foot upon the bowsprit.

He strode to the bowsprit and watched the four of us gathered there.

In my mind was the ethereal face on the bowsprit, that must come to no harm.

After a moment, he climbed the forward ladder and walked to the base of the bowsprit.

He was a young sailor, who had fallen from the bowsprit of a ship near us.

I loved standing evening watch out on the bowsprit.

"Now, keep her bowsprit on that point of land."

If her last plunge snapped off the bowsprit, his task would be complete.

Beyond her bowsprit the sea stretched like a giant carpet.

The bowsprit - the last mast-top - She is gone!

I'll tell you later whether we sink before the bowsprit gives way!'

She pointed in the general direction of the foredeck and the bowsprit beyond.

The room had two doors, one towards the bowsprit, the other opening onto the deck.

I wrapped it around the bowsprit and squatted on the deck.