The ships left the port never to be seen again.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The ships left the port never to be seen again.

The ship is overdue.

The ship was free of the harbor.

The harbor was crowded with people who had come to see the outgoing [departing] ships.

The harbor is closed to navigation.

The fishing boat that had been missing returned to its port safely.

The enemy ships were bottled up in port.

When the ship arrives in port it makes the people unsettled.

We arrived in Kobe after an uneventful voyage.

It is a wonder how the ships in the harbour avoid colliding with each other―coming into collision with each other.

The ship pulled out of the harbor.

That boat has already departed.

The shipwrecked sailors never surrendered hope.

any port where a ship stops except its home port

The submarine sank, never to rise again.

The ship is at anchor in the harbor.

the port whither they sailed

The harbor was blocked in by masses of floating ice.

Many ships are at anchor in the bay at this time of the year.

When you double the cape, the harbour bursts upon the view.

Craft of all kinds come into this port.

We could not depart by ship.

The pilot steered for the harbor.

the harbor from which a ship left

With the arrival of the fishing boats, the port suddenly becomes animated [comes to life].

The harbor was crowded with vessels of every description.

The luxury liner has already been at anchor in the harbor for a whole two years.

We lay to at the harbour entrance for a pilot.

tow a ship into port

The ship was unloaded at the port.