like a ship造句

• When and if he does, Danny Tartabull might pass him like a ship in the night.
• The flagpole with the Stars and Stripes on top tilts upward like a ship's mast.
• The ride is shaped like a ship and rocks back and forth, going higher each time.
• I found the car dealership shaped like a ship to be the most unusual " building ".
• By all description, it seemed like a ship of fools, hobbled by overconfidence and outdated maps.
• There are atriums and malls ( including Kowloon's Whampoa Mall, shaped like a ship ).
• Another interesting place located at the middle of the hill is the giant rock shaped like a ship.
• To his surprise he liked the creaking and groaning of the cello, like a ship tossing at sea.
• Undulating banquette backs face into the sprawling room, and something like a ship's prow divides it.
• This country is like a ship that needs a wise and astute captain to steer it toward the shore.
• Also in 1919, he co-wrote " I'm Like a Ship Without a Sail ".
• The design of the venue took inspiration from the water, with the building laid out like a ship.
• "A correctional facility is like a ship in the middle of an ocean, " he said.
• In this blackness it looks very much like a ship passing in the night and you just see the portholes.
• The system uses satellites to triangulate the carrier s position, much like a ship finding its location at sea.
• Safena comes from the Arabic word for ship, because the mountain the village stands on looks like a ship.
• Sometimes, when the wind was fierce or the door slammed shut, the van swayed like a ship at sea.
• From a distance, the flagpole with the Stars and Stripes on top tilted upward like a ship's mast.
• But Green plays down any notion that his squad will plunder the visitors like a ship full of Vikings gone berserk.
• The anchor escapement was so named because one of its principal parts is shaped vaguely like a ship's anchor.