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pirate ship

NOUN
  1. a ship that is manned by pirates

How To Use pirate ship In A Sentence

  • Hadleigh looked towards the pirate ship to see three longboats full of men rowing towards them.
  • The little ship tried to escape when the big pirate ship bore down.
  • Harnessed up and clipped on - and on flat water - the task was a different story to how it would have been in the glory days of square-rigged pirate ships, exposed on a rolling sea.
  • There are 160 German naval personnel in Mombasa monitoring the Horn of Africa, presumably for al-Qaeda skiffs and pirate ships.
  • For example, if I want to marry a one legged, mustachioed, tatooed, beringed pirate I would set sail on a pirate ship. International Marriage Broker Act passes! Plus, Bush admin refuses to release rules to help battered immigrant women.
  • In consequence, he was entirely too occupied with his own difficulties to notice the gossamer shape poking its head above the gunwales of the ersatz pirate ship suspended above the gambling floor to the left of the pinball arcade.
  • It has an open-air swimming pool, canoes, pedalos and a pirate ship ready to take families for a sail.
  • Four missiles hurtled out of the rear missile launchers toward the pirate ship advancing from the rear. Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » JM’s Review Forum
  • You won't find any pirate ships or a regularly scheduled volcano eruption, but guests can kayak or take out a paddleboat to explore the lake and its bays, some with new luxury homes, others thick with reeds and wildlife.
  • Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance.
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