Rudders example sentences

"Rudders" Example Sentences

1. The boat's rudders were damaged in the storm.
2. The pilot used the rudders to maneuver the plane into position for landing.
3. The ship's two rudders helped steer it through rough seas.
4. The crew inspected the rudders for damage after the collision.
5. The fish swam by the rudders of the submarine.
6. The radio-controlled model boat had small plastic rudders attached to the back.
7. The diver inspected the ship's rudders for rust or damage.
8. The port and starboard rudders were controlled independently by the helmsman.
9. The submarine's vertical rudders helped stabilize it as it maneuvered.
10. The pilot tested the airplane's rudders before taking off.
11. The captain adjusted the vessel's rudders to compensate for the strong currents.
12. The icy waters had frozen the rudders in place.
13. The crew tested the rudders before setting sail.
14. The mechanical failure disabled one of the plane's rudders.
15. The cannons on the replica ship could swivel independent of the rudders.
16. The rudders became stuck in the mud, making it impossible to steer the raft.
17. The diver oiled the rudders of the docked ship.
18. The tilt of the rudder controlled the yaw of the aircraft.
19. The trim tabs helped adjust the rudders for more precise steering.
20. The twin rudders were designed for stability and maneuverability.
21. The tornado ripped off the prop plane's right rudder.
22. The yacht's fancy carved wooden rudders contrasted with its simple lines.
23. The motorboat's outboard rudders helped enable tight turns.
24. The rudders normally moved in unison but could operate independently.
25. The sailboat's rudders were controlled by lines running to the cockpit.
26. The U-boat used its vertical rudders to level itself.
27. The sailboat heeled to one side due to a damage rudder.
28. I watched the submarine's twin rudders from the dock as it pulled away.
29. The instructor told the students to test the mock plane's rudders before takeoff.
30. The combination of sails and rudders helped propel and steer the vessel.
31. The crew checked that the rudders were properly aligned before sailing.
32. The carving on the wooden rudders represented a sea monster.
33. The rudders help control the pitching movement of the surfboard.
34. The depth of the rudders below the hull helped stabilize the truck at high speeds.
35. Hydraulic pistons pushed and pulled the heavy rudders beneath the waterline.
36. The damaged rudders prevented the submarine from diving.
37. The scuba diver checked the barnacle-encrusted rudders.
38. The rudders creaked as they turned against the rusting pins that held them.
39. The rudder pedals controlled the shape of the rudders for steering.
40. The rudders were trimmed so that the hull sliced most efficiently through the water.
41. Ropes attached to the rudders ran through pulleys to the wheelhouse.
42. Ice had built up between the rudders, restricting their movement.
43. The rudders funneled and channeled water to help steer and stabilize the ship.
44. The motor yacht's rudders were small but finely crafted works of art.
45. The hull design required deep rudders to enable sharp turns at high speeds.
46. The submarines advanced rudder design enabled it to maneuver with precision.
47. Experienced sailors could make minute adjustments to the rudders with their feet.
48. The sailboat's large rudders were used mainly to hold a straight course.
49. The top-heavy monohull required deep rudders for stability.
50. The propeller twisted the water as it passed between the rudders.
51. The sternpost supported the weight of the vessel and the rudders.
52. The airplane's right rudder tore away in the ash storm.
53. The unnecessary trim tabs on the rudders were removed for racing.
54. The replica Viking longship had simple vertical rudders.
55. The sailboat shuddered as water sloshed over its freeing ports and between the rudders.
56. Two men heaved on the lines attached to the rudders, turning the ship into the wind.
57. The crew reinforced the worn ropes that controlled the lower rudders.
58. The helicopter dipped in and out of view around the rudders of the docked ferry.
59. Everything on the stricken ship, from masts to rudders, was icing over.

Common Phrases

1. Take the helm/Take the rudder - To take control or lead something.
2. Stay the course - Continue as planned without changing direction.
3. Hold a steady/straight course - Continue without deviating from the intended direction.
4. Take (the vessel) off course - Cause to deviate from the intended path or plan.
5. Right the ship - Restore order or normal functioning to a system or organization that has gone off course.
6. Lose one's bearings - Become disoriented or confused about one's surroundings, goals, or direction.
7. Hard (to port/starboard) - Turn a vessel sharply to the left or right.
8. Helm (or rudder) a vessel - Steer or navigate a ship or boat using the steering wheel or rudder.