1, The museum houses a fascinating miscellany of nautical treasures.

2, Captain Gulliver was a middle class, nautical man.

3, All the waiters were dressed in nautical attire.

4, You're looking very nautical in your navy blue sweater.

5, The resort has a nautical flavour.

6, A nautical almanac gives information about the sun, moon, tides, etc.

7, Have the nautical chart at your fingertips, and you'll be able to steer your ship.

8, Nautical William are a pop band.

9, Little about the stateroom was nautical.

10, Old-fashioned bistro atmosphere with nautical flavour.

11, The Tomahawk had a range of 500 nautical miles.

12, Their nomination in the Nautical Awards will be considered by a panel of judges chaired by round-the-world yachtsman Chay Blyth.

13, A nautical lapidary accordingly recommended a variety of precious substances to ward off such dangers.

14, A nautical mile is 1,852 meters.

15, Nautical To run ( a vessel ) aground.

16, It is a nautical term, I suppose.

17, Nautical To leave, as a port or harbor; depart.

18, It is 206 nautical miles from our present location.

19, The distance covered was to be 1500 nautical miles.

20, The nautical design cushion for leaning on of inwrought craft on the collocation of single person sofa of blue white stripe, comfortable while the detail quality that does not lack the life.

21, Between them, they have it all: restaurants, historic sights, clothing shops, nautical exhibits.

22, This marks the site of one of the Admiralty's measured nautical miles.

23, Above Tabitha and Marco the Twins hung from the cables in elegant nautical positions, feet braced in the netting.

24, In 1925 the ship was bought by a Glasgow shipowner who planned to convert her to a nautical museum.

25, In the Lymington River,[http:///nautical.html] Tomm Bull-Dwyer's six young executives lay in their berths trying to remember some nautical words.

26, Under the terms of the agreement Trinidad and Tobago's maritime boundary was to be increased to 350 nautical miles.

27, Each tube can hold a Trident missile with up to eight nuclear warheads that can be flung 4, 000 nautical miles.

28, One minute of latitude at the Equator was defined as a nautical mile.

29, Brilliant white walls and shimmering blue paintwork give the hallway a jaunty nautical feel.

30, What if William and the Watch went down together in some nautical disaster on the next trial?

1, The museum houses a fascinating miscellany of nautical treasures.

2, Have the nautical chart at your fingertips, and you'll be able to steer your ship.

31, The "Rainbow"brand special blue print paper and nautical chart paper, which won quality award, sell well all the time far and wide.

32, Hydrographic surveys and nautical charts follow the standards set by the IHO.

33, Gift Items, Metal Wares, Brass Boats, Nautical Items, Brass Globe, Stationery Compact.

34, Hanoi says both incidents occurred well within the 200 nautical miles guaranteed to Vietnam as an exclusive economic zone by international law.

35, A method for constructing an undersea digital elevation model(DEM) was proposed, using the soundings and coastline elements in a vector nautical chart.

36, Nautical To secure or fast ( a rope, for example ) by winding on a cleat pin.

37, The nautical chart tells people where to find their dreams.

38, The ship, 260m long and 60m wide, has a displacement tonnage of 40000 and a maximum speed of 28 knots (1 knot equals to 1 nautical mile/hr).

39, Tidal waves move faster than any wheeled vehicle on earth. On the open seas they sometimes approach speeds of more than 500 nautical miles per hour.

40, Nautical A crossbar on a ship's rudder to which the steering cables are connected.

41, The Amy Douglas Bank is located southwest of Recto (Reed) Bank and east of Patag (Flat) Island and is well within the Philippines' 200 nautical miles Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

42, The knot is a unit of speed equal to one nautical mile per hour.

43, Nautical To change the course of ( a ship ) by turning the stern windward.

44, Nautical To make a boat watertight by packing seams a waterproof material, as oakum or pitch.

45, The breadth of the contiguous zone is twelve nautical miles.

46, Each brigade has its own cook. Daily menu is rather various – borsch, sandwiches with cheese, zucchini in batter, nautical pasta (macaroni with meat), etc.

47, Nautical A small, flat - bottomed fishing boat with a lugsail on a raking mast.

48, A nautical term for the anchor line, typically made of chain or nylon line or a combination of both.

49, The aluminium centre stack, including inner door handles, is inspired by an ancient nautical chart and a sea adventure map.

50, Nautical A fore-and-aft rigged sailing vessel with at least two masts, a foremast, and a mainmast stepped nearly amidships.

51, Nautical To put ( a ship ) in dock, as for repairs.

52, Electronic nautical chart database is an important component of IBS database.

53, The opinions on whether the nautical fault exemption should be eliminated from every delegation were disunion during drafting the Draft Instrument on Transport Law by CMI.

54, To promote the nautical culture of American and patriotism, annual American nautical festival takes the lead by the government sector have solemnization activity.

54, try its best to collect and make good sentences.

55, Vietnam formally protested, saying the ships were inside its exclusive economic zone, 200 nautical miles off its coast.

56, I am a non-toxic trimeresurus jerdonii, is transforming the beautiful elegant demeanor frequently in the boundless net nautical mile.

57, In normal coastal navigation, positions should be fixed every 15 minutes and plotted on the nautical chart .

58, Nautical To uncoil ( an anchor cable ) on deck so the anchor may descend easily.

59, "Little mother" who wants to work per day, remember to put Lemon to protect a fresh carton in a sterigma petit a nautical mile, along with take.

60, Thebault and his team rebuilt "Hydroptere" and in late 2009 it became the fastest boat on the planet, traveling at over 50 knots (over 100 km/h) over 500 meters and one nautical mile.

61, MV Rena is grounded 13.5 nautical miles off Tauranga. The reef can be seen to the right of the vessel.

62, And just like Beamon, who astonished the world with his record-breaking long-jump in 1968, the French sailor Francis Joyon is rewriting the nautical record books in an unprecedented fashion.

63, Several hours ago, Team Finland was only a nautical mile ahead of us.

64, The word & quot ; knots & quot ; is a seagoing speed term meaning nautical miles per hour.

65, As a main part of nautical chart cartographic generalization, the generalization of soundings is also one of the bottlenecks in the way of automatic chart generalization.

66, Include guarding Zhou go up to explore , go to nautical mile to invite swim.

67, Like the incident on Thursday, it occurred within 200 nautical miles of Vietnam's coast, which Vietnam regards as its own exclusive economic zone as provided under international law.

68, The Hydrographic Office carries out hydrographic surveys and produces bilingual nautical charts.

69, Gen Bruno de Bourdoncle de Saint-Salvy, French naval commander in the indian Ocean, said the plane had come down about 15km (eight nautical miles) north of the Comoran coast.

70, The minimum distance from the mainland is now 5.2 nautical miles; Nantucket town is 14 miles away from the proposed blades.

71, This paper presents a new method, in which nautical chart information can be compressed and restored by mathematical morphology technique.

72, There were two guide instruments, magnetic compass and gyro compass , as nautical navigation all along.

73, Daily menu is rather various – borsch, sandwiches with cheese, zucchini in batter, nautical pasta (macaroni with meat), etc.

74, Navigators usually used the nautical almanac as a tool to obtain the observed altitude of celestial bodies, and it is a key variable to determine astronomical vessel position.

75, Without knowledge from books, life would be a ship sailing in the sea without a nautical chart or ac compass.

76, A unit of speed, one nautical mile per hour , approximately 1.85 kilometers ( 1.15 statute miles ) per hour.

77, This measures how much it costs to move a ton - one nautical mile.

78, And be in 4 days before, this maritime space is in " Sang Mei " below typhonic indulge in wilful persecution, gobbled up hundreds fisherman and nautical life.

79, The Seller guarantees that the trial speed, after correction, is to be not less than nautical miles per hour on the loaded condition stipulated in the Specification.

80, Usually everybody tours in the man - nautical mile, today shakes hand one by one well.

81, Nautical the effect with be being mainer and mainer in development of our country socio economy.

82, Nautical One that drives or rides in a boat , especially a pleasure craft.

83, Lindsay Wright was sailing his brand-new 10-metre trimaran, named Loose Goose, about 80 nautical miles off the west coast of North Island when he hit the whale.

84, Nautical To encrust ( a ship's hull ) with foreign matter, such as barnacles.

85, Somali pirates operating 700 nautical miles from shore captured a Chinese bulk carrier today in a raid highlighting their determination to outfox foreign naval patrols in the Indian Ocean.

86, To remember terms on aids to navigation and nautical publication.

87, In the late eighties early nineties in Gdynia (Poland), they built several three-master barks for different nautical schools of the USSR.

88, The digital information of electronic nautical chart used by this institute is realized by its system of the automatic generation of electronic nautical chart database.