collapsible lifeboat造句

• He later boards a collapsible lifeboat by carrying a lost child.
• During the German Berthon collapsible lifeboat, before going overboard and bursting on impact with the water.
• "' Berthon Boats "'are collapsible lifeboats used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• The 40 collapsible lifeboats were transferred from troopships and put on " Olympic ", and many were rotten and could not open.
• The rest of their lifeboat accommodations were supplemented with 26 collapsible lifeboats, 18 stored directly beneath the regular lifeboats and eight on the after deck.
• This was resolved by the wider use of collapsible lifeboats, a number of which ( Berthon Boats ) had been carried on the " Titanic ".
• William Carter escaped from the " Titanic " on collapsible lifeboat C ( along with Bruce Ismay ) but the other three men were lost on the liner.
• He was last seen attempting to launch Collapsible Lifeboat A . He was never seen again after the ship disappeared into the Atlantic Ocean on the morning of 15 April 1912.
• It was the first of the collapsible lifeboats to reach " Carpathia ", at 5 : 45 a . m ., and had about 44 people on board.
• The lifeboats were assigned odd numbers on the starboard side and even numbers on the port side, running from forward to aft, while the collapsible lifeboats were lettered A to D.
• We left him on the cabin floor of the radio room, and he was not moving . " The two radio operators went in opposite directions, Phillips aft and Bride forward towards collapsible lifeboat B.
• Four Engelhardt collapsible lifeboats measuring long by wide had a capacity of 47 persons each; they had canvas sides, and could be stowed almost flat, taking up a comparatively small amount of deck space.
• There are conflicting accounts of where Wilde was last seen and what he was doing, one survivor said Wilde was trying to free the collapsible lifeboats A and B from the roof of the Officers'Quarters.
• Both cutters were kept swung out, hanging from the davits, ready for immediate use, while collapsible lifeboats C and D were stowed on the boat deck ( connected to davits ) immediately inboard of boats 1 and 2 respectively.
• Colonel Archibald Gracie, an amateur historian who was aboard the ship until the final moments, and was later rescued on a capsized collapsible lifeboat, wrote his account immediately after the sinking but died from his injuries eight months later.
• The " Titanic "'s bow submerges, and there are only two collapsible lifeboats left . Lightoller and other able seamen struggle to untie them as the ship takes its final plunge; Lightoller and many others are swept off the ship.
• Woolner confirmed that when all the lifeboats were launched, moments before the ship finally went under, he and Steffansson took the opportunity to jump from the rails of the flooding A deck into an empty space at the bow of collapsible lifeboat D, the last lifeboat to leave the ship.
• Viewed one way, Peter Halkett was a visionary genius a hundred years ahead of his time who was one of the first to see the implications of the newly-invented invention of rubberised fabric, and had his designs gained wider acceptance " Titanic " would have had a happy ending as Jack ferried Rose to safety on one of the cheap and tightly-stacked collapsible lifeboats stored on every ship.