Examples of using Prow in English and their translations into Greek
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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.
Champoiseau returned in 1891 to look for the blocks which formed the ship's prow upon which Victory had been installed in Paris, and at this time discovered the theatre.
the careful decorations on the prow and stern were its main characteristics that are emphasised particularly in the eminent mural of ships at the prehistoric settlement of Akrotiri in Santorini.
at the end of the prow, it was the only part of the ship out of the water and that around you cannot see anybody
The classic Scandinavian ships had on their prows carved animal heads,
The beach dancing on the backs of gentle waves that raise the prows of boats, and move in time for night fishing.
like box ends and now with toes like the prows of racing shells.
set sail turning our prows southwardly, as it was my intention to see whether I could sail round a point of land, which Ptolemy calls
set sail, turning our prows southwardly, as it was my intention to see whether I could sail around a point of land which Ptolemy calls the Cape of Cattegara,
In Kircher's Egyptian Planisphere Argo, is represented by two galleys(as we have two sheepfolds), whose prows are surmounted by rams' heads;
Venice's Gothic arches and gondola prows poking through a white blanket of snow.
Sebastian will board the prow, I will be astern.
It is the prow of the ship.
There is no prow that can cut through a cloudbank of ideas.
Let us be on the prow of the Titanic.
Note the high towers on the prow and stern, heavily manned with archers.
Niki was at the prow of a ship for the winners to turn in battle.
Part of the speculum of fire on its prow, its symbol, whatever it was.
Like a prow that sinks and emerges,
In the prow it brought a large bronze coated ram for the ramming of rival ships.
