“on shore”造句，怎麼用on shore造句

from which this mighty wind was blowing dead on shore,

The sailor be hold up while he be on shore

If faith leads us to the ditch, let's just stay on shore and watch the sky.

"If you save a drowning dog, it'll Bite you after getting Back on shore"

The tide the night before had been especially strong and thousands of starfish had been washed up on shore.

People on shore greeted the new 10, 000 toner by waving their arms as she was getting up.

The information can be displayed to the crew on the yacht or transmitted to coaches on a chase boat, or to a support team on shore.

Although some bears will adapt and survive, according to Eric Regehr from FWS, 'it is inconceivable that 1, 500 bears can survive and find enough nutrition on shore'.

Tired to put your heart on shore, choose not to regret, bitter to know how to meet, pain to enjoy life, hurt to understand strong.

England—The shell of Brighton's West Pier emerges in snowy outline during a night exposure lit by promenade lamps on shore.

Biologists suspect that unusually cold waters off the coast of Brazil were responsible for the deaths of more than 550 penguins that washed up on shore in the past 10 days.

What would have been my case, if I had been to have liv'd in the condition in which I at first came on shore, without necessaries of life, or necessaries to supply and procure them?

I now gave over any more thoughts of the ship, or of any thing out of her, except what might drive on shore from her wreck, as indeed divers pieces of her afterwards did; but those things were of small use to me.

I got two cables and a hawser on shore, with all the iron work I could get; and having cut down the spritsail-yard, and the missen-yard, and every thing I could to make a large raft, I loaded it with all those heavy goods, and came away.

Sailors enjoy their holidays on shore.

The others are all sleeping on shore.

After a few days on shore the sailor joined his ship.

When the whale is killed, the blubber is stripped off and boiled down, either on board ship or on shore.

Having now brought all my things on shore, and secur'd them, I went back to my boat, and row'd, or paddled her along the shore, to her old harbour, where I laid her up,

JAKARTA, July17-- A powerful undersea earthquake struck off the south coast of Indonesia this afternoon, creating a tsunami that killed scores of people on shore.

I had been now thirteen days on shore, and had been eleven times on board the ship; in which time I had brought away all that one pair of hands could well be suppos'd capable to bring,

How easy, how comfortably he had liv'd all his days, and never had been expos'd to tempests at sea, or troubles on shore; and I resolv'd that I would, like a true repenting prodigal, go home to my father.

seashore resorts; a shore dinner; a marine on shore duty.

go on shore,eg of sailors from a ship

Tired to rest to calm the heart, bitter to put the heart on shore, give the mind a leisure.

Once on shore, the last word, the whole people are easily up. Next door there is the printer, take your time do not worry.

After refreshing my self, I got all my cargo on shore, and began to examine the particulars: the cask of liquor I found to be a kind of rum, but not such as we had at the Brasils; and in a word, not at all good;

Passengers can speak to their friends on shore through wireless telephone.

I was now landed, and safe on shore, and began to look up and thank God that my life was saved in a case where there was some minutes before scarcely any room to hope.

Visitors to Skandia Cowes Week enjoy a unique opportunity to see the yachts at close quarters on the Solent, both from boats and on shore.

Once on shore, we pray no more.