Looking around the boat was already quite far out in the open sea.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Looking around the boat was already quite far out in the open sea.

We saw the boat tossing on the storm sea.

We saw the boat tossing on the stormy sea.

The ship held off from the coast until the storm died down.

I was looking through the window at the ship out at sea.

The boat drifted out to sea.

I can see some boats far away from the shore.

Many boats are sailing on the sea.

The ship stopped a little way off the shore.

The mere sight of land reassured the sailors.

The raging sea devoured the boat.

When I gazed at the sea, there was a boat far away.

I saw the ship sink in the sea.

A ship loomed up out of the fog.

The ship was lost at sea.

The boat moved slowly away from the quay.

I could see a sail off the beach.

The tide carried the boat out to sea.

The divers found a wreck on the sea-bed.

The ship labored in [through] (the) heavy seas.

The boat lost her way in the very middle of the ocean.

There was a ship sailing on the sea.

The ship sped on before a fair wind, with her sails swelling.

Since a typhoon was approaching, the fishermen moored their ships [made their ships fast] to the pier.

The ship went down to the bottom of the sea.

The ship sank to the bottom of the sea.

The sailing ship beat about [along the coast].

The sailboat was adrift on the open sea

The ship made for the shore.

The ship was snagged near the bank.