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small ship

NOUN
  1. a ship that is small

How To Use small ship In A Sentence

  • It was a small ship with a big name, previously having served as a lightship tender. Civil War Papercrafts | Papercraft Paradise | PaperCrafts | Paper Models | Card Models
  • Five small ships were commandeered without incident, but soldiers rappelling from helicopters onto the deck of the Marmara, with some 600 passengers on board, were attacked by several dozen activists armed with bars, slingshots and knives as they landed on deck one by one, according to video footage released by the military. Israel's Deadly Flotilla Raid Ruled Legal
  • There were a record number of entries from yellow submarines, tall ships, small ships, rafts, sea serpents, to shipwrecks and fishing boats and lots more besides.
  • To mention just two problems: It was next to impossible to hold a telescope steady enough on the heaving deck of a small ship to time the eclipses accurately.
  • Except on small ships the main and foremasts always carried double mast tackles.
  • Lots of worthwhile things got done today, domestic things, keeping the small ship of our household trim and balanced, clean and supplied with the necessaries.
  • Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance.
  • It has a ‘small ship’ style to it that appeals to one's sense of nautical tradition.
  • A small ship with a big name and a big heart, she was obviously a source of immense pride for her new owner.
  • And at Sneek, in the church of St. M.rtin, is buried a giant of more renown and prowess -- Peter van Heemstra, or "Lange Pier" as he was called from his inches, a sea ravener of notable ferocity, whose two-handed sword is preserved at Leeuwarden -- although, as M. Havard says, what useful purpose a two-handed sword can serve to an admiral on a small ship baffles reflection. A Wanderer in Holland
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