Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To windward in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Sail to windward!
Mr. Prowse! Take us to windward!
Get to windward!
Boats always finish to windward.
Get to windward and hold on!
RAMSDELL: To windward!
To windward of spring by hibiki ogle.
Mr. Bowles, bring us up to windward of them.
Get to windward! Battle stations!
Battle stations. Get to windward.
Get to windward. Battle stations!
as Suriname is then almost completely to windward.
Going on holiday to Windward Coast any time soon?
please go whoop-whoop not to windward, but to leeward.
Not to windward, but to leeward. If you must go whoop-whoop, please go whoop-whoop.
We had to beat to windward to sail to St.
But to windward we lost more than we could compensate for on the broad reaches.
If vessels use only one tori line it should be set to windward of sinking baits.
He looked to windward… and saw a brig under shortsail… heading right for him.
We could sail practically anywhere we wanted- except that one third of the horizon to windward: that stayed out of reach.
He looked to windward… and saw a brig under shortsail… heading right for him.
five miles to windward of the Abraham Lincoln.
Please go whoop-whoop not to windward, but to leeward. My poor man, If you must go whoop-whoop.
For the sailors: with an E-SE wind on a course of 155-160° we will have to sail 650 nm to windward with after 120 nm a stop in Barbados.
The islands are located 700m to windward and are easily accessible with just a few tacks.
a beat to windward in an awful chop.
Constellation crossed to windward and L'Insurgente turned to follow with both crews now exchanging port broadsides instead of starboard.
At dawn, on the 25th, five hundred miles south of the Azores, lookouts on board United States reported seeing a sail 12 miles(19 km) to windward.
one of about 18 ships to windward and the other, of about nine ships, somewhat closer to the British.
We definitely didn't want to point higher to windward than 60 degrees, because we wanted