The yacht was at the mercy of the dreadful storm.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The ship was driven out of her course in a gale.

The raging sea devoured the boat.

We put to sea amidst the storm.

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

A wrecked ship was washed up on the shore.

The ship was wrecked in a storm.

The ship swayed in the strong wind.

The gale drove the ship on to the rocks.

A large sailing ship loomed through the mist.

Sails were raised in an attempt to keep the vessel before the wind.

Heavy seas nearly overturned the ship.

The ship was wrecked on the rocks.

We were overtaken by a gale, and driven out of our course.

The yacht was at the mercy of the dreadful storm.

The ship was wrecked on a sunken reef.

The ship immediately filled and sank.

The ship rode precariously on the rough seas.

The ship was attacked by an enemy raider.

during the Mongolian Invasions, a violent rain storm that caused the sinking of Mongolian ships, called Kamikaze

The lifeboat was swallowed up in a huge wave and sank under the sea.

The ship was at the mercy of the storm.

The ship made for the shore.

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

The torpedo-boats fixed themselves on the enemy fleet―hung on the rear of the enemy fleet―all the night through.

The ship cruised about in pursuit of the huge shark.

Our yacht was almost capsized by the wake of the passing tanker.

The ship was wrecked on the rocks and finally went under.

We were attacked while sailing in international waters.

The boat began to take in water and soon sank.

The typhoon caused lots of wrecks.