boxhauling (Meaning)

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boxhauling (n.)

A method of going from one tack to another. See Boxhaul.

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The experienced sailor demonstrated how to perform a boxhauling maneuver in challenging wind conditions.
When the wind direction shifted suddenly, the captain decided to initiate a boxhauling maneuver to adjust the sails.
The crewmembers scrambled to execute the boxhauling process efficiently to maintain control of the vessel.
In the sailing race, the competitors were required to demonstrate their proficiency in boxhauling as part of the course.
During the storm, the captain's decisive decision to boxhaul the sails prevented the ship from being blown off course.
The sailors underwent rigorous training to master the art of boxhauling in various weather conditions.
As the ship approached the narrow channel, the captain ordered the crew to boxhaul to navigate through safely.
The sailor's quick reflexes allowed him to respond promptly to the changing winds by boxhauling the jib.
In the sailing manual, there were detailed instructions on when and how to perform a boxhauling maneuver effectively.
The crew faced a challenging situation when they had to boxhaul the sails while battling strong currents and gusty winds.

A method of going from one tack to another. See Boxhaul.

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The experienced sailor demonstrated how to perform a boxhauling maneuver in challenging wind conditions.

When the wind direction shifted suddenly, the captain decided to initiate a boxhauling maneuver to adjust the sails.

The crewmembers scrambled to execute the boxhauling process efficiently to maintain control of the vessel.

In the sailing race, the competitors were required to demonstrate their proficiency in boxhauling as part of the course.