winch handle

He saw the winch handles begin to move and jumped aside.

He leaped back, but found his way barred by the winch handle.

Father shouted down and told Arthur to haul on the winch handle.

Instead of weights, they also suggest using winch handles, or bottled water.

"I'd take it below now, and your winch handles, too.

Everyone is assigned a job, even 5-year-old Tess, who hands up the winch handle to me on deck.

With a winch handle swinging in one hand he went forward along the heaving deck.

One looked like a bed with wooden rollers at each end, and a winch handle to regulate its length.

Just as the outer buoys came into sight, he handed her a winch handle.

The harder he spins his winch handle, the quicker the sail is trimmed.

He was holding a winch handle over his head and was about to bring it down on John's head.

To crank a winch is to turn the winch handle."

Sandry took one of the winch handles and threw his weight into it.

Instead, he picked up a winch handle and bashed us both, one after the other, so fast we didn't know what was .

A full moon was rising and helped us find blocks and winch handles and sheets.

Regapisk threw his weight onto the winch handles.

Arthur laboured at the winch handle, perspiring.

"Can that winch handle him?"

Chapter 16 Focus That Point of View The winch handle hadn't been used in years.

Brad dragged Mark off me, then Mark turned toward the water and brought his arm back again as if to throw the winch handle overboard.

The Theiwar sighed, then cast off his moorings and grasped his winch handles.

The ship's carpenter proposed drilling through the mast and inserting a winch handle to ensure the collar stayed in place, but the captain refused.

In this challenge, each contestant had to retrieve a winch handle from a flag pole, and then use it to raise the flag poles belonging to their opponents.