wooden ship

One against which there was no known defense for wooden ships.

In the water, a big wooden ship waited for him.

These changes made her the longest wooden ship ever built.

In the nineteenth century, the river was an important scene of wooden ship building.

One direct hit and any wooden ship would be doomed!

But the part that shows underwater suggests a wooden ship.

"Since the days of wooden ships and iron men," John agreed.

In a wooden ship, fire was the most terrifying hazard.

A large wooden ship which children can play on.

The vessel is reported to be the largest wooden ship ever built in Canada.

It is advertised as one of the world's largest wooden ships.

But you'd be amazed at how resilient a wooden ship is.

After graduation, he worked as navigator on a wooden ship.

And any other wooden ship of the Union navy.

Farragut was taking his wooden ships back to salt water.

Solid wooden ships can last much longer but require regular maintenance.

Wooden ship model hulls can be constructed in several ways.

Wooden ships' worst enemy wasn't the sea; it was fire.

The firm as thus constituted engaged in the construction of wooden ships.

Wooden ships made good eating for boreworms and other sea life.

On Christmas morning, the wooden ships reformed their battle line and opened fire at 10:30.

A moment later the side of the wooden ship along with its railing came into view through the clear blue-green water.

The Roanoke was one of the largest wooden ships ever constructed.

A wooden ship sits in the front window surrounded by signal flags.

Two old wooden ships sat rotting on the bank.