Tiller example sentences

"Tiller" Example Sentences

1. He steered the boat with the tiller.
2. The tiller allowed him to control the rudder and direction of the vessel.
3. She grabbed hold of the tiller and turned it to change course.
4. The tiller arm was connected to the rudder at the stern of the ship.
5. He gripped the tiller tightly as the waves rocked the boat.
6. The farmer steered the tractor with the tiller.
7. The hand tiller gave him precise control of the plow.
8. She worked the tiller arms to guide the plow straight down the field.
9. The metal tiller was stuck fast in the hard ground.
10. He broke the tiller's handle trying to turn over the dense earth.
11. The horse guided the tiller and ploughed straight furrows.
12. She grasped the handlebars of the tiller and steered it around the garden.
13. The motorized tiller made light work of ploughing the soil.
14. The autumn leaves were mulched by the tiller's rotating blades.
15. The muddy ground was tilled by the rotary mechanism of the garden tiller.
16. Moss and weeds were dug up as the mini tiller worked its way across the lawn.
17. He steered the outboard motorboat using the tillerhandle.
18. The foot tiller controlled the rudder and stern of the sailboat.
19. She grasped the wooden tiller and navigated the narrow canal.
20. The steering tiller was attached to the rudder at the boat's stern.
21. He worked the soil with the manual tiller.
22. The petite woman struggled with the heavy cast iron tiller.
23. They rented a rototiller to prepare the soil for planting seeds.
24. She attached the tiller to the tractor's power take-off unit.
25. The tiller arm was connected to the rudder with a hinge.
26. The tiller attachment made light work of cultivating the bed.
27. The garden fork did the work of the tiller on a smaller scale.
28. The ancient relic of an iron tiller lay rusting in the outbuilding.
29. The ornate wooden tiller was a work of art as well as a functional item.
30. The motorized tiller made short work of preparing the vegetable patch.
31. The farmer tilled the field with the steel tooth tine tiller.
32. She steered the narrowboat using the tiller.
33. The steering mechanism featured a wooden tiller.
34. The rotavator worked the soil in place of the traditional tiller.
35. The whiskey jug rested next to the wooden boat's tiller.
36. He attached the lever tiller to the motor's steering column.
37. The plow tiller was attached to the sturdy forelegs of the draught horse.
38. They hired a mechanical tiller to prepare the huge area for crops.
39. The tractor towed the rotavating tiller attachment.
40. She steered the speed boat using the backward-curving tiller.
41. The ornate cast iron tiller arm pivoted from the rudder head.
42. The compact farmer steered the tractor and tiller with ease.
43. They rented the machinery required to till the land—tractor, tiller and disk harrow.
44. The rototiller made light work of turning over stony ground.
45. The rototilling mechanism allowed even large areas to be cultivated easily.
46. They rented a rotavating tiller to prepare the area for sowing seeds.
47. The tine tiller broke up the hard ground to make it suitable for planting.
48. The wooden boat's tiller was ornately carved.
49. The foot tiller attached to the wooden rudder controlled the boat.
50. The iron tiner tiller efficiently broke up the heavy clay soil.
51. The compact tiller attachment made short work of preparing the allotment soil.
52. The grass was chopped up by the rototiller's revolving blades.
53. He worked the hardened earth with the ancient iron hand tiller.
54. The stubby primary tiller attached to the boat's rudder.
55. The rototiller broke up the turf with ease, tilling the ground ready for planting.
56. The streamlined tiller attachment made light work of turning even stony ground.
57. The gardener rented a rototiller to break up the flowerbed.
58. The power tiller prepared the ground quickly and efficiently.
59. The wooden oar served as a makeshift tiller for steering the raft.
60. The stubby arm connecting the tiller to rudder was heavily corroded with rust.

Common Phases

1. The sailor grasped the tiller tightly as the waves rocked the small boat.
2. He gripped the tiller and steered the boat through the harbor.
3. The tiller allows the sailor to control the rudder and steer the boat.
4. The old wooden tiller creaked and groaned as he turned it to port.
5. The boat rocked violently as the waves crashed against the hull, but the tiller remained firmly in his hand.
6. The tiller controls the rudder, which determines the boat's direction.
7. The antique wooden tiller was worn smooth from years of use.
8. I steered the sailboat down the canal using the tiller.
9. She gently moved the tiller, turning the bow to starboard.
10. The tiller provides leverage to help steer larger boats.
11. The fisherman held the tiller as he stared out over the lake.
12. The boy grasped the tiller of his small rowboat as he set out across the pond.
13. He adjusted the angle of the tiller to catch more wind in the sail.
14. She expertly maneuvered the boat through the channel using only the tiller for guidance.
15. I grabbed the tiller and guided the canoe down the lazy river.
16. The tiller arm attached to the base of the boat's rudder shaft.
17. He spun the tiller, turning the kayak sharply to avoid the rock.
18. She knew just the right combination of tiller movements and sail angles.
19. The ship's tiller was huge, requiring the strength of two men to move it.
20. They yanked on the old wooden tiller, aiming the bow of the sailboat into the wind.
21. The new carbon fiber tiller was much lighter than the old wooden one.
22. He relaxed his grip on the tiller, allowing the sailboat to drift.
23. I twisted the tiller to port and the bow began to turn left.
24. The swift current threatened to wrench the tiller from his grasp.
25. The massive tiller arm was carved with intricate designs.
26. He guided the boat through the narrow channel using only slight adjustments of the tiller.
27. She let go of the tiller for a moment to adjust the course on her GPS.
28. She leaned hard on the tiller, forcing the bow of the sailboat into the wind.
29. The tiller arm moved smoothly, showing years of well-tended bearings.
30. The tiller is attached either directly or indirectly to the rudder.
31. The force required on the tiller increases with boat size and speed.
32. The pirate twisted the wooden tiller, turning the bow toward the merchant ship.
33. I adjusted my grip on the wooden tiller as I sailed into the wind.
34. The tiller allows the sailor to turn the rudder that guides the direction of travel.
35. The primitive tiller arm was just a piece of wood sticking out of the hull.
36. Pushing the tiller to port turns the rudder and bow to the left.
37. Pulling the tiller to starboard turns the rudder and bow to the right.
38. I grasped the fiberglass tiller lightly, sensitive to every tug and movement.
39. The tiller was straight and true, showing little sign of wear.
40. The fiberglass tiller was harsh and slick against my hands.
41. The massive wooden tiller groaned as the captain spun it hard over.
42. The tiller arm allowed the boat captain to steer his vessel through storm and calm seas.
43. The large ship's tiller required significant force to turn.
44. Loosening my grip on the tiller, I let the sailboat drift lazily on the waves.
45. He carefully adjusted the tiller, aiming the bow toward the dock.
46. A worn groove could be seen where hands had grasped the tiller for decades.
47. With the tiller in his hand, the captain steered his boat safely into port.
48. The old wooden tiller had been worn smooth by decades of use.
49. The pirates grasped the massive tiller and spun it, aiming the bow toward the merchant ships.
50. The sailboat responded instantly to the slightest touch of the tiller.
51. Adjusting the tiller and trimming the sails, the skipper aimed their boat toward land.
52. The rudder and tiller attachment point often requires preventative maintenance.
53. The transom-mounted tiller was mounted perpendicular to the boat's hull.
54. The captain adjusted his grip on the wooden tiller, feeling the waves through his hands.
55. He turned the tiller over to his young apprentice to allow him to learn boat handling.
56. The tiller gave him precise control over the direction his boat traveled.
57. I grasped the rubberized tiller, feeling the grooves that provided traction.
58. The cast iron tiller arm narrowed to a handle that the sailor grasped.
59. A knot in the wooden tiller caused it to catch with a jolt as he turned it.
60. He spun the tiller, turning the bow sharply as he aimed toward the distant shore.