heel over

She'd have come back into the wind then, but a sea caught her and she heeled over.

It began to swim, and the boat heeled over even more.

The coach heeled over almost to the point of toppling.

The caravel heeled over as she went out of control.

She heeled over, broke in two on the rocks and sank.

The ship was heeled over too far, passing her centre of gravity.

The ship had already almost heeled over many times, and began to run aground.

Within minutes of being hit, the Doria had heeled over into a severe list.

Then it had heeled over against one of the walls, already cracked, and smashed through.

She was heeled over so far that her masts were almost lying on the water.

He heeled over like a wrecked ship, and lay down in the dust.

"The ship is heeling over on her side," replied Wilson.

The ship heeled over, badly damaged, but did not sink.

Yachts are typically built to right themselves even if heeled over beyond 90 degrees.

Then he hurried back to the bow as the Defiant heeled over with the turn.

Suddenly the robot plane heeled over, out of control.

The ship heeled over, and the sea broke over it.

The ship even heeled over a bit, so that part of the hull might be scraped off.

He'd been fine until they cleared the coast and the big rolling waves sent them heeling over.

The tent heeled over and half flattened before the gale.

It heeled over and skidded to a stop with a hiss.

Then it heeled over onto its side and crashed down on US 40.

Like a sinking ship, the helicopter heeled over onto one side and crashed.

He now lay with his keel toward the water, heeled over on the sandy beach.

The carriage heeled over and back, their four trunks swaying.