Examples of using Prow in English and their translations into Dutch
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You see her carved on the prow of an ancient ship in the dying embers of the camp fire.
So you simultaneously headbutted me in the gentleman's region and snapped the prow off the galleon.
Dramatics and romanticism are inwrought in an epic saga with Liv on the prow of the ship.
Like a lookout on the prow of the African continent, Tangier, the white, awaits you.
And there were wishes here, but never more than could fit between the prow and the stern.
The space ship leaves this beautiful planet and turns the prow to an enormous gold coloured planet.
You see her carved on the prow of an ancient ship… in the dying embers of the camp fire. A vision.
This cane has a handmade head that is based on the prow of the Oseberg ship.
Champoiseau returned in 1891 to look for the blocks which formed the ship's prow upon which"Victory" had been installed in Paris,
Suppose we had touched with our prow(the prow of a rudder!) the southern shore of the Liedenbrock sea,
The barge was decorated for some years in the college colours of green and white, with a Welsh red dragon on the prow; by 2009,
Champoiseau returned in 1891 to look for the blocks which formed the ship's prow upon which the Winged Victory of Samothrace statue had been installed in Paris, and at this time discovered the theatre.
In one of the clown numbers, for example, it becomes the prow of a boat, then rises to become a plane in flight,
as analysis of the limestone used for the prow and the type of vessel indicated that it came from Rhodes.
of southern Sumatra- depicts two large ships with prow and mast.
The oversized frieze shows Henry the Navigator looking out from the prow over the river, followed on both sides by famous discoverers such as Vasco da Gama,
And falling into a place where two seas met they ran the ship aground, and the prow having stuck itself fast remained unmoved, but the stern was broken by the force of the waves.
With oars of silver, and prows of blue.
They are a representation of their gods? Uhtred, the beasts on the prows of the Danes' ships,?
Chundans are a type of boat, which are over 100 feet in length with raised prows.