tall ships (Meaning)

tall ships

square-rigger, a sailing vessel with at least two masts

The tall ships sailed majestically across the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean.
The crew aboard the tall ships weathered the raging storm with unwavering determination.
Sailors deftly climbed the towering masts of the tall ships, their voices echoing through the rigging.
The tall ships' sleek hulls sliced through the water, leaving a trail of rippling waves behind.
Cannons boomed from the decks of the tall ships as they engaged in a fierce naval battle.
The tall ships served as a lifeline for explorers and traders, carrying goods and ideas across distant lands.
The rigging of the tall ships swayed gracefully in the gentle breeze, casting intricate shadows on the deck below.
The crew of the tall ships celebrated their arrival in port with thunderous applause and hearty laughter.
The tall ships' sails billowed in the wind, propelling them swiftly towards their destination.
The sight of the tall ships entering the harbor filled the townspeople with awe and excitement.

square-rigger, a sailing vessel with at least two masts

junk, clippers, superliners, sailboats, aircraft carriers, yachts, motor ships, schooners, barques, ketches

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The tall ships sailed majestically across the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean.

The crew aboard the tall ships weathered the raging storm with unwavering determination.

Sailors deftly climbed the towering masts of the tall ships, their voices echoing through the rigging.

The tall ships' sleek hulls sliced through the water, leaving a trail of rippling waves behind.