lateen sail

Some lateen sails have also a boom on the lower side.

However, the ship has a lateen sail for better maneuvering.

It has generally but one mast and a lateen sail.

The lateen sail would not be dropped until clear of the harbor gates.

He stared at the single bulging lateen sail, which seemed so out of place in such a setting.

We situated ourselves about the vessel as he raised the lateen sail.

Each was rowed on two banks, with a lateen sail and a huge crew.

Its rig consists of one or two lateen sails.

She was low and rakish, with lateen sails on both masts.

The white crow found them while they were trying to work out the mechanics of raising the boat's lateen sail.

The ship carried one mast with a lateen sail for better maneuvering.

This type of dhow has two masts with lateen sails.

Likewise, lateen sail survived in the Baltic until the late 19th century.

Their ears were spread wide as the lateen sail on an Arab dhow.

Even as he watched its great lateen sail caught fire and the flames engulfed it swiftly.

The smaller lateen sail flapped like the wing of an injured bird.

The single lateen sail, stretched from its yard, swelled with a clean, slow wind.

The triangular lateen sail on its single sloping yard is incredibly beautiful.

The crab claw is often compared with the tacking lateen sail.

The anchor - a lump of rock - was pulled in, and the big lateen sail hauled up.

There was a red cross of St. George to be painted on the lateen sail, perhaps with a gold border.

The lateen sails gave her speed and the capacity for sailing to windward (beating).

A cave opening, shaped like one of the little lateen sails he'd seen on fishing boats in the Caribbean.

Hal strained his eyes in that direction and saw the pale set of a small lateen sail against the starlight.

He let the lateen sail fill, and they felt the ii way in closer to the shore below the walls of Khartoum.