foremast

Knock them off and nine times out of ten down comes the foremast.

She goes up the foremast to check on the lookout.

With the foremast in, the work now went on apace.

I will stand on the deck in front of the foremast and call out directions.

Locked together, they rolled across the deck and into the foremast.

She stepped out from behind the foremast in a businesslike way.

I want a watch - two men on each side and a look-out up the foremast.

A moment later, a Giant near the foremast threw down the end of a rope.

The foremast was nothing but a broken off stub, I saw too.

And you'll be doing most of it up the foremast as top-eyes.

She was in the foremast rigging, standing on the yard.

We were taken into the waist, by the foremast.

Can you suggest any other foremast hands that would do better?'

We've got to get the foremast right out of its housing, clear the shrouds, the lot.

Losing a foremast in these circumstances was a good enough reason for surrendering.

We'll be outnumbered about thirty to one, and if her foremast has gone, we've nothing more to do.

Wrapped in her gray robes, she stood before the foremast and looked off into the night.

The foremast was bending like a bow and it snapped.

He thought that if it was nothing worse than the foremast splitting in half they were all lucky.

Swiftly he raised it and fired a burst at the foremast.

The hit destroyed all the cables and voice pipes running through the foremast to the fire control director.

One hit under the stack, the other under the foremast.

A Type 290 surface warning radar was added at the top of the foremast.

Then, as she continued the search, Randolph sprung her foremast.

The pole foremast was modified to a tripod after 1916.