bell buoys造句

• A bell buoy is placed about 1000 feet ESE of the rock.
• There was just enough wind to make the waves ring the bell buoy at the harbor, and not enough to muffle it.
• The change increased the lights range to over the lake, and further protection was added in 1918 with the addition of a lighted, bell buoy some two and a quarter miles off shore at the end of the point.
• Some changes to the wording occurred sometime between the edition in McClure's and when it was collected in " Rudyard Kipling's verse : inclusive edition, 1885-1918 " ( 1919 ) as " The Bell Buoy ".
• Next, I plugged in the Marpac Environmental Sound Machine _ $ 129 from the Hammacher Schlemmer catalogue, ( 800 ) 543-3366 _ which offers surf ( with or without sea gulls and a bell buoy ), rain ( shower or downpour ), a waterfall, a babbling brook and a country evening of rain and crickets.
• They can eat in restaurants such as the Bell Buoy that feature bilingual menus in the windows . ( One man's fried clams are another man's palourdes frites . ) They can find creton, the ground pork spread that Memere used to make, or poutine, the cholesterol trifecta of French fries covered with cheese and brown gravy.
• On a Sunday afternoon in August _ when the harbor is dotted with lobster boats, when the music of a bell buoy four miles away can be heard all over the island, when the lobster roll at the island's only restaurant, Lunt's Deli, is thick with chunks of juicy, just-caught lobster _ it would be easy to think that Ms . Russano and the other newcomers got the real-estate deal of a lifetime.