Exempel på furl

• And besides, if you let the umbrella down you can furl it and use it for a walking-stick, and instead of being a hindrance it will be a help to you. 

• As soon as the sails were furled, the yards were sent down. 

• He saw her pause before the door of the opposite house, open it with a latchkey, and caught a full view of her profile in the single moment that she turned to furl her umbrella and enter. 

• So we went up and furled all sail, a tedious business when the sails are wet and heavy. 

• Were I on my schooner and had the same storm blown up so suddenly, we should not have had time to furl a sail. 

• Even colours were a matter of thoughtful calculation : on one occasion the defeated were allowed to march out with one colour flying and the other furled.

• I would like to examine for a moment the reason he gave for furling his sails.

• We are providing a furl her £30 million for modernising and adapting the offices that remain.

• If you have traded obligations, you have a financial incentive for those who could go furl her than their minimum objective to do better.

• At this stage and after this important debate there is time for furl her reflection on all sides.

• The fact is that direct rule goes on in an umbrella relationship, and an umbrella can be wholly or partially erect or wholly or partially furled.

• It is at early stage convex and furled on the slightly churlish edge, and depressed in the centre and later flat, funnel-shaped depressed.

• Due to the weather conditions it was not possible to furl all the sails.

• To furl the mainsail, the boom is unlocked, and then rotated to take up the desired amount of mainsail, and then locked in place.

• In addition to being used by sailors for reefing and furling sails, it is also one of the key knots of macrame textiles.

• His hair are very well grown and are normally furling in the wind.

• Flags and ensigns are hauled down or furled, and ships' colors are struck to signal a surrender.

• A roll mainsail is furled by being rolled within (or around) the mast or boom.

• The sails, when not deployed, furl into the mast.

• A rigger worked the running rigging and furled and released sails.