Examples of 'unseaworthy' in a sentence
Meaning of "unseaworthy"
Unseaworthy: an adjective used to describe a vessel or boat that is not fit for a sea voyage due to safety concerns
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- Unfit for a sea voyage.
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Unseaworthy vessels should not be permitted to sail.
The ships were unseaworthy and virtually useless.
There she was surveyed and condemned as being unseaworthy.
The ship was rendered unseaworthy and was limited to.
Some passengers complained before departure that she was overloaded and unseaworthy.
Fulton was deemed to be unseaworthy and broken up for scrap.
Iris was condemned there as unseaworthy.
Work on unseaworthy vessels.
Seized and condemned as unseaworthy.
She was consequently declared unseaworthy and sold out of service three months later.
Later Winifred was found to be unseaworthy.
The Speedwell proved unseaworthy and eleven of its passengers were able to join the Mayflower.
Reliance was also unseaworthy.
The unseaworthy Speedwell sprang a leak shortly after and the ships put into Dartmouth for repairs.
People are dispatched to sea aboard unseaworthy craft in the middle of winter.
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Thousands of people have lost their lives while crossing the Mediterranean on unseaworthy vessels.
Nisbet spoke to him about the unseaworthy way the ship was repaired.
The magic christian has proven to be … unseaworthy.
A ship 's unseaworthy when her captain can not see.
It was billed as an unseaworthy craft.
However, one surveyor who inspected the vessel found that it was unseaworthy.
It was not unseaworthy.
It 's a kind of graveyard for old ships that have become unseaworthy.
Prepare to be boarded, you unseaworthy brine shrimp.
The government needed a replacement for its existing brig, Duke of York, which had become unseaworthy.
People fleeing Libya are often doing so in unseaworthy and overloaded vessels.
He saw only three or four canoes, all unseaworthy.
In many cases, intercepted boats are unseaworthy and pose a danger to the migrants.
Both Haian-class frigates were known for being unseaworthy.
At the base itself, just two unseaworthy submarines remained.
Around 3,000 die or go missing annually in attempts to cross the Mediterranean in unseaworthy boats.
Transport of the migrants with unseaworthy vessels, thus calling for Italian Navy rescue.
People from Africa rush to Europe in unseaworthy craft.
Later, her boat is declared unseaworthy and Emma invites her to stay at her place.
He saw only three canoes, all unseaworthy.
On 15 October she was condemned as unseaworthy and sold for breaking up.
I repeat… "The Magic Christian has proven to… Unseaworthy.
UB-2 was one of eight U-boats deemed unseaworthy and allowed to remain in Germany.
She 's drifting off shore near Lagos … unseaworthy.
In January 2017 the vessel was declared unseaworthy by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
Arriving in Sydney on 9 June 1803, Investigator was subsequently judged to be unseaworthy and condemned.
A naval survey in 1769 found her unseaworthy and in need of extensive repair.
And get on this smaller, more unseaworthy boat.
In October 1818 she was pronounced unseaworthy and decommissioned.
This vessel is sinking . It is unseaworthy.
In September 1748 she was declared unseaworthy and converted into a hulk.
The damage was so great that the ship remained unseaworthy for several years.
In 1821, several company ships either sank or became unseaworthy while sailing from Kronstadt with supplies.
They leave Libya on overloaded, unseaworthy vessels.
You stayed at a distance despite the unseaworthy nature of her raft?
