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The boat is powered only by oars or wind; it has a 35-foot canvas sail.

The roof conjures canvas sails and will glow at night as a navigational aid.

Black Pearl's body had already been hoisted aboard one of the boats, and decently covered with a canvas sail.

On the slightly lower terrace, tables are shaded by high white canvas sails.

The iron frames meant that composite ships could carry large amounts of canvas sail.

The wind rattled by, sounding like a gust snapping a canvas sail.

Bounty has three tall wooden masts, traditional yards, canvas sails and miles of rope.

Then they must climb up to a crow's nest and slide down a large canvas sail.

The old canvas sails are made of cotton that is soaked in tea.

But canvas sails and some varieties of sheets and line were not.