mooring|moorings in English

noun

[moor·ing || 'mʊrɪŋ /'mʊə-]

anchoring, act of one who moors; place where boats are moored; securing line

Use "mooring|moorings" in a sentence

1. Brooklin Mooring Service — Complete mooring services

2. Let go your moorings!

3. The ship slipped its moorings.

4. Free moorings will be available.

5. Taylor Made Traditional Sur-Moor Mooring Buoy 15''D The sole purpose of the mooring Buoy is to support the mooring chain

6. The bigger dinghy dragged her moorings.

7. 10 The bigger dinghy dragged her moorings.

8. The ship broke free from its moorings.

9. Mooring test of steering gear.

10. In 1974, she was released from her moorings, towed up river, and secured in number 10 Dock, Devonport Dockyard, where she was further stripped of essential spares for Ark Royal, before being towed back to her mooring position.

11. The moorings are too close to town centre.

12. The boat slipped its moorings and drifted out to sea.

13. Bowsprits and Bobstays at a mooring

14. The boat had broken away from its moorings.

15. In this paper, aim at the same mooring lines arrangement, different mooring radiuses and lines lengths, the relationship between the response of SPAR and the mooring lines are studied.

16. Several ships had broken their moorings during the storm.

17. The ship had slipped its moorings in the night.

18. By using fixed mooring systems for boats.

19. The captain piloted the boat into a mooring.

20. The mooring Buoy concept is simple: install a mooring Buoy close to or over a site where boats traditionally anchor

21. The small, brightly painted fishing-boats bobbed at their moorings.

22. He cut the engine and grabbed the mooring lines.

23. (5) sea anchor and equipment for mooring; and

24. Emergency workers fear that the burning ship could slip its moorings.

25. The three paused at the water's edge, not far from Water Gypsy's moorings.