halyard , auch: haulyard , auch: halliard

At last I got my knife and cut the halyards.

"Knows his lines and halyards like a man born to blue water."

Could that flag halyard have been cut by a shot?

He felt the halyards with his hands and discovered that I had not made them fast.

"Let go the halyards and get her on the other tack!"

Halyard still couldn't believe that she knew what the whole thing was.

"So the story has a happy ending after all," said Halyard.

Better throw the halyards down on deck and make the watch stand by.

In the meantime Harrison had started out on the halyards.

Then he was on to the cabin top and releasing the main halyard.

It is raised by pulling a rope called a halyard.

But if the ship had been wrecked under them, they'd have died with their hands on the halyards.

With the halyard secured Jackson marched back to his place.

Advertising signs should not be attached to the staff or halyard.

The halyard is then dropped and the sail may be packed away.

Another marine cut the halyard that held the Spanish flag.

I ordered all the halyards laid down on deck clear for running.

The influence that Halyards had on the district cannot be overstated.

I had forgotten to make provision for a flag- halyard.

I had misjudged, and the halyard was just beyond my grasp.

The Japanese coiled the halyards and went below for their own dinner.

"Does it have a halyard so that you can hoist flags?"

"Which I think is why you asked for us," said Halyard.

Halyard had his first good chuckle in many weeks.

Do you have any of that halyard line left?"