Use of the word hulls in a sentence example

hulls

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She walked down the middle of the carnage, peering into hulls of greencars. [Please select]

The fleet was almost within long range, the black buoyant hulls bounded fearlessly over the water. [Please select]

It was used for making the hulls of vessels, because of its strength and lightness. [Please select]

As for our coastwise ships, up to 1812 they were nothing more than schooner-rigged hulls. [Please select]

Their hulls were but a few feet out of water and were painted a dull gray. [Please select]

The sharp hulls of the shell had fairly riddled him. [Please select]

Awhile those piraguas were hidden from view behind the hulls. [Please select]

"Just like her; I should say that both hulls came out of the same mould." [Please select]

The hulls of the boats met under water, but the platforms, owing to the bulge, were some little distance apart. [Please select]

British claims on the present basis would be practically limited to losses by sea--losses of hulls and losses of cargoes. [Please select]

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