Cutwater example sentences

"Cutwater" Example Sentences

1. The cutwater of the ship sliced through the large waves.
2. The cutwater of the old wooden yacht was long and sharply pointed.
3. The sailors watched as the cutwater split the surface of the ocean.
4. The vessel was listing badly to port, its cutwater barely above the sea.
5. Water sprayed from the cutwater as the ship picked up speed.
6. We stood at the bow and watched the waves break over the cutwater.
7. The large cutwater deflected most of the spray away from the deck.
8. The concrete cutwater protruded into the channel to divert flood waters.
9. The cutwater extended from the bow of the ferryboat and curved upward.
10. They stood at the point of the cutwater and felt the spray on their faces.
11. The bow section containing the cutwater was badly damaged in the collision.
12. The cutwater of the dredger pushed a path through the harbor silt.
13. Ice had formed along the edges of the cutwater in the frigid conditions.
14. We tied our lines to the ring bolts embedded in the stone cutwater.
15. The front of the car barge featured a sharp triangular cutwater.
16. The cutwater acted as a guide into the narrow shipping channel.
17. They rode in the cutwaters of the war canoes as they raced along the river.
18. Gulls perched on the pointed cutwater of the old wooden barge.
19. Logs and debris often lodged against the angled cutwater.
20. The hollowed out underside of the cutwater formed an air pocket.
21. The design of the cutwater allowed it to slice through the heaviest seas.
22. The blunt cutwater deflected less spray than the pointed bows of smaller vessels.
23. The cutwater guided the rafts into the current of the fast-moving river.
24. Rainwater pooled in the depression formed by the curved cutwater.
25. They sat in the lee of the cutwater to escape the biting wind.
26. The cutwater projected out from the outer wall like the bow of a ship.
27. The floods left behind a line of debris snagged on the cutwaters.
28. Salmon leapt over the short cutwater of the simple wooden scow.
29. We followed the series of concrete cutwaters downstream to the dam.
30. The cutwater projected forward from the edge of the breakwater wall.
31. The rocks built up on either side of the cutwater narrowed the channel.
32. The wide, wedge-shaped cutwater helped stabilize the hull in heavy seas.
33. The blunt cutwater acted as a battering ram against the crumbling jetty.
34. They perched on the prow-like cutwater to watch as the ferry docked.
35. They built the cutwater out of stone to withstand the powerful tides.
36. The floating dock featured a metal cutwater to deflect logs and debris.
37. The cutwater directed the flow of tidal waters into the mill race.
38. Ice had built up along the bank of the cutwater creating a dam.
39. We cruised along the shoreline imitating the shapes of the cutwaters we saw.
40. The cutwater acted as a guide wall into the narrow mouth of the harbor.
41. Concrete blocks formed the jagged cutwater that protected the shore from erosion.
42. They built baskets to attach to the cutwater to trap any debris floating downstream.
43. The old wooden cutwater was rotted and broken from years of collisions with ice.
44. The triangular shape of the cutwater sliced through the heavy river silt.
45. They walked along the top of the breakwater wall studying its sloping cutwater.
46. The pointed cutwater served as a battering ram to plow through ice jams.
47. The long sloping cutwater deflected waves away from the exposed shoreline.
48. The curved cutwater of the ancient stone lock guided boats into the gate.
49. The cutwater narrowed the stream channel and increased the current's velocity.
50. The rutted and worn cutwater showed years of battering by logs and ice.
51. They wedged timbers into gaps that had opened up along the sides of the cutwater.
52. The arched metal cutwater funneled rainwater into the cistern.
53. The angle of the cutwater helped avoid collision damage to the boat's bow.
54. The granite cutwater marked the entrance to the narrow harbor channel.
55. We walked along the cutwater built to control erosion along the riverbank.
56. The sluice gates were positioned behind the sloping concrete cutwater.
57. Fallen leaves accumulated in the depression formed by the short rounded cutwater.
58. The fractured cutwater let tons of dirt and sediment into the lake each spring.
59. The sloping cutwater funneled water into the mill's turbine.
60. The inclined cutwater helped divert flood waters away from the towns below.

Common Phases

1. The point of the cutwater
2. The projection of the cutwater
3. The edge of the cutwater
4. The tip of the cutwater
5. The underside of the cutwater
6. The sides of the cutwater
7. The base of the cutwater
8. The angle of the cutwater