Examples of 'degrees to starboard' in a sentence
Meaning of "degrees to starboard"
degrees to starboard: Nautical reference that pertains to turning a specific number of degrees to the right side of a boat or ship. It is commonly used in maritime navigation to indicate a change in direction
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degrees to starboard
I want to turn five degrees to starboard.
Degrees to starboard is relatively clear.
It showed the boat listed five degrees to starboard.
Five degrees to starboard.
We have deviated from programmed course three degrees to starboard.
Ten casual degrees to starboard.
Within a minute, the ship listed thirty degrees to starboard.
Six degrees to starboard.
Leave the storm to the northeast . Julian, turn the ship at thirty degrees to starboard.
Twenty degrees to starboard.
Within a few minutes she was listing 10 degrees to starboard.
Three degrees to starboard.
New course laid in at 90 degrees to starboard.
I need three degrees to starboard Cooper.
All right, head for their boat, ten degrees to starboard.
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Leans 7 degrees to starboard.
And another one on a divergent course, 20 degrees to starboard.
Careful . Five degrees to starboard.
Ensign, bring us around 90 degrees to starboard.
And another 20 degrees to starboard.
Alter your course 90 degrees to starboard.
Return of 90 degrees to starboard.
Killed the engine, fell-off about 20 degrees to starboard and let the jenoa roll-on out.
Yes, sir . Ten casual degrees to starboard.
Yes, Sir . Twenty degrees to starboard.
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