Examples of 'sight of land' in a sentence
Meaning of "sight of land"
sight of land: A view or glimpse of land, often used metaphorically to signify hope, direction, or a point of reference in challenging situations
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sight of land
And this ship went down in sight of land.
We will be in sight of land by the morning.
The morning found us still in sight of land.
Out of sight of land the sailor feels safe.
This is like early explorers leaving sight of land.
We should be in sight of land by tomorrow night.
This is the longest journey made with no sight of land.
Once out of sight of land he pushes the chest overboard.
We were out of sight of land.
The sight of land will not let you down.
I expect to be in sight of land by dawn.
The sight of land delighted me.
We have lost sight of land.
Out of sight of land the boat stood still in one place.
The psychological impact of being far out of sight of land.
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No sight of land.
Freighter in sight of land.
Days of being tossed like a pancake, not the slightest sight of land.
The Lydia will not come within sight of land until we reach our destination.
For sailors never went further than the sight of land.
They stayed within sight of land for several days, sighting the Balleny Islands on February 2.
They sailed for weeks and weeks without any sight of land.
This was my first sight of land since 7th November when I passed Cape Finisterre.
Mr Baines is more than competent once we are in sight of land.
We've lost sight of land.
It is a beautiful morning when I first catch sight of land.
Out of sight of land for 13 days, no idea what lies ahead.
But I have never taken a boat out of sight of land in my life.
The crew 's first sight of land was the atoll of Puka-Puka on July 30.
Scattered out at sea, out of sight of land.
On 22 April, they caught sight of land in the distance.
Two days after this incident, we were in sight of land.
See, we shall hardly be out of sight of land from now on.
The Vikings of Scandinavia relied on coastal navigation, generally remaining within sight of land.
Now the ship has sailed… and the sight of land fades from sight.
In 1971 Balchen speculated that Byrd had simply circled aimlessly while out of sight of land.
On July 30th the team caught first sight of land - the atoll of Puka-Puka.
It was quite warm and humid, but we were finally in sight of land.
A month at sea, and not a sight of land.
It was after midnight, and we were out of sight of land.
Fifty-five days out of sight of land.
One day, after some weeks of sailing out of sight of land.
Up again to the crest, and still no sight of land.
For seven months, she stayed out of sight of land.
Although they understood celestial navigation, they probably stayed within sight of land whenever possible.
Come topside, please . Freighter in sight of land.
I, Wolf Larsen, sink with my own ship in sight of land.
This was you, all those years ago. We have lost sight of land.
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