open boat

For we began to die soon in the open boat.

"There is nothing left for us but the open boat."

Three months later, on 3 March, she captured an open boat.

But with this sort of weather a little open boat isn't exactly healthy.

But he did spend a bit of time in an open boat, rowing the thing.

This may have been used in conjunction with a net, or on its own from an open boat.

He helped her down into a long open boat with a calloused hand.

He came from the sea in an open boat.

No crew in open boats had ever been this far from safety and survived.

This type of canoe is usually referred to simply as an "open boat."

The nets are set and hauled by hand on small open boats.

I had set off to sail over a thousand miles to Australia in an open boat.

The staff had arrived and were loading the facility's two open boats.

And no man, thinly clad, could live long in the open boat.

A few of us escaped in an open boat.

Small open boats or canoes can be used to set the net around the fish.

That was how he had come to rescue Gianna using an open boat.

The third time he was eight days in an open boat before they picked him up, near dying of exposure, and his nerve gone.

Now, as the blimp descended, an open boat showed just below.

That alone could explain why he was in an open boat drifting down the Yukon.

They started as a small, open boat that was used by coastal merchants and fisherman.

"Excuse me for asking, but are you maybe the open boat that comes back again and again?"

The survivors spent 75 hours in an open boat before being rescued by the ship Amazon.

Being adrift in an open boat at sea was an "adventure," but who wanted it?

I want to do all the rivers of Europe in an open boat in summer weather.