Exempel på mizzen

• She is square-rigged with three masts - fore, main and mizzen.

• We had a signal for medical assistance flying on the mizzen.

• Carpenters are working earnestly to repair a damaged mizzen mast.

• The design, with its distinctive mizzen mast and sail, was used first as a fishing or crabbing boat.

• Soon the ship's mizzenmast was shot away, its hull was riddled, and its spar and rigging were reduced to wreckage.

• A shot fired by a French marksman from the mizzenmast of the Redoutable tore through Nelson's left shoulder.

• Sailing a 17th-century ship is a labour-intensive affair; a half-dozen crew members were needed just to set and adjust the mizzen, a small sail aft.

• On the deck above, the original 'bridge' (just a canvas-protected platform with a compass, engine telegraph, and the wheel) was situated between the funnel and the mizzen mast.

• These boats offer features such as center cockpit, deck salon, pilot-house, cutter rigs, mizzen masts etc.

• The mizzen mast was removed in 1892, after the ship had been launched, but before her completion.

• The survivors had climbed up the mizzen-mast and were eventually rescued by a small boat that approached the sinking ship.

• The cross-jack yard was the lowest yard on a ship's mizzen mast.

• A sail appears set on the mizzen mast and if this is correct, the bow is to the right of the image.

• Thus, the staysail hoisted on a stay that runs forward and downwards from the top of the "mizzen topgallant mast" is the "mizzen topgallant staysail".

• Zulus were two-masted boats and carried three sails - fore, mizzen and jib.

• Main (24m) mast has double aluminum spreaders and mizzen mast is with single spreaders.

• Each of the three masts (fore, main and mizzen) is in three overlapping sections.

• The pinnace lost its mizzen mast and was forced to retire.

• When she sank she still had set about a third of the mizzen sail and some tarpaulin in the shrouds of the mizzen mast.

• The mizzen mast snapped off above the deck and the upper portion was not located.

• Increasingly stronger lines followed and a flying fox was established between a large boulder on the shore and the mizzen mast of the stricken ship.

• She has square sails on the fore and main masts, and is gaff rigged on the mizzen.