halliard การใช้

• It is the preferred term for the " studdingsail halliard block ".
• Boarding the enemy alongside he cut the halliards of her mainsail with his sword.
• A "'jewel block "'is a block on sailing ships through which the halliard is rove.
• The halliard was rove through an iron ring near the masthead, hoisting a small lug sail, and this was controlled by a sheet and tack.
• Apart from the halliard, the only ropes were the tack, led to a point near the stem, and the sheet, carried aft and secured to the last thwart.
• This test was followed by one called " Halliard 1 ", on 11 September 1958, which was an unusual three-stage bomb with two nuclear-fission components followed by one thermonuclear stage.
• A fleet of fry turned out one day, eventful in the sequel : Whose left and right retractors on the two sides were unequal : Their starboard halliards fixed astern alone supplied the head, While those set aport were spread abeam and served the back instead.
• These two weapons, Green Bamboo and Orange Herald were intended as the two hybrid weapon predecessors of the first British thermonuclear weapons, based on the Granite design series that began with Short Granite, Purple Granite, Grapple X, Grapple Y, and Flagpole and Halliard at Grapple Z.
• Above me was the naked topgallant yard and above that again the royal to which I presently climbed . . . the high whistle of the wind through the halliards sheaf, and above all the pale blue illimitable sky, cold and serene, made me deeply afraid and conscious of my insignificance.