seaworthy

You've no idea how long it took them to get seaworthy again.

Still seaworthy, they have ever been held ready against a day of need.

They will know by morning that the this is seaworthy again.

"At least the new designs are going to be more seaworthy."

Among themselves, they talk about how the mother must have known that the boat was not seaworthy.

More than two months passed before Ariel was again seaworthy.

They are generally thought of as being very seaworthy vessels.

She was not especially seaworthy, nearly going down in a storm on her way to the battle site.

The ship's design has been demonstrated to be very seaworthy.

Have to take your word for it that she's seaworthy."

"And take our chances that the ship is still seaworthy."

She was to have longer range and be a more seaworthy ship for work in the Atlantic.

She remained at sea in a seaworthy manner for five months.

They were no more reliable or seaworthy than their earlier sisters.

As a result new plans for a faster, more seaworthy ship were made in 1864.

We may have to do some work on them to make sure they're seaworthy and the engines are in good shape.

The other boats in the picture, alas, look rather less seaworthy.

Now that boat on the deck remains sound and seaworthy.

"Do you realize just what a threat this ship will be once it is seaworthy?"

She was maintained in a seaworthy condition and generated her own power.

All the while, they were becoming more seaworthy themselves.

In the hands of an experienced operator they are considered extremely seaworthy.

It was stronger, more seaworthy and faster than its predecessor.

Then we'll grab some seaworthy clothing from our rooms and take off.

He asked that their boats be sound and seaworthy.