With such evidence before us, the seaworthiness of boats of the Nos.
We must accept a tonnage of not less than 300 tons in order to secure thorough seaworthinessand sufficient coal endurance.
The ship had not been damaged at all, so far as speed and seaworthiness in ordinary weather were concerned, though she looked a wreck.
The regularity with which the steamers of the Niagara Line have made their passages has always been proverbial, contributed to by the seaworthiness of the vessels and the seamanship of their officers.
But Thompson was learning that size did not mean seaworthiness or even comfort, and an able little schooner of Bank fisherman model was to be preferred to a huge steel box like the Kelvinhaugh for ocean ranging.
The wonderful seaworthiness of the schooner was fully apparent during that storming to the east'ard.
It is thus constructed for wonderful seaworthiness when properly handled, and by having removable thwarts and other fixtures, it can be "nested" within other dories on the schooner's decks.
As to goods, they were proposed to be exempted from any warranty of seaworthiness of ship.
Great Britain justified bringing vessels to port for search because of the size and seaworthiness of modern carriers and the difficulty of uncovering at sea the real transaction owing to the intricacy of modern trade operations.
Their seaworthiness and speed made the Downs the crux of inward-bound ships, whose only means of escaping their attentions was to incur another danger by "going back of the Goodwins.
In the majority of types, the degree of seaworthinessobtained is very great.
Exceptional seaworthiness is required, as most Arctic waters are subject to violent storms; the Arctic skin boats have been developed with forms and proportions to meet this condition.
Seaworthiness was to be the first and most prominent feature in our microscopic ship; next to this good quality she should sail well; at least before free winds.
This superstructure adds to the seaworthiness and habitability of submarine vessels and increases their speed, both in the light and submerged conditions, as it admits of better stream lines.
In some cases this circular hull is surrounded by another hull or is fitted with other appendages which will both increase the stability and seaworthiness of the submarine and add to its speed.
Their speed was, naturally, somewhat diminished in bucking into a head sea, yet no lack ofseaworthiness would prevent (should the need arise) their being driven into that same head sea at the full power of their mighty engines.
And what we say of such a merchant seems to me just what we should say of the Christian who refuses to investigate the seaworthiness of that ship of faith which his ancestors have left him.
What shall we say of the merchant who refuses to entertain any question about the seaworthiness of his vessel, but sends her off across the Atlantic undocked and unexamined, piously trusting her to the Lord?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seaworthiness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
