The ship was on the point of arriving at her destination.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The ship was on the point of arriving at her destination.

The ship was lost at sea.

The ship reached its destination in safety.

The ship was equipped for its next voyage.

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

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

The ship nosed its way cautiously through the fog.

The ship arrived at the port on schedule.

Word [News] came in that the ship had run aground.

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

The land bore due south of the ship.

The ship made for the shore.

The ship gathered way when it was out at sea.

The captain went down with his ship.

The ship immediately filled and sank.

The ship was captured running the blockade.

Hurrying through my preparations for a journey, I started by the next steamer.

She took pictures of the rust-eaten ship washed up on the shore.

The captain headed the ship for the island.

The sailing ship beat about [along the coast].

I pulled her over to the island.

The boat lurched about in the storm.

The ship was in a blaze from stem to stern.

The sailboat hauled round [into the wind].

The ship bore north.

The ship was overrun by [with] rats.

The boat moved slowly away from the quay.

A wrecked ship was washed up on the shore.

The boat drifted out to sea.

The captain walked the deck.