upper works

Her upper works were still in good condition despite having been built some 52 years before.

Her upper works may have been removed at this time.

She sank in eight feet of water, which left her upper works still dry.

The company's ships had brown upper works above hull level.

Pitt turned his attention to the upper works of the tunnel.

She broke with the traditional British black hull and more common white on her upper works.

The deck and the upper works were all made of some metal which I did not recognize.

Within moments, the bottom shoals, and soon my upper works are above the water.

"The middle of the upper works there, by that little pine.

He was followed by armed soldiers until the upper works of the car were packed solid with them.

However Ptarmigan caught fire later in 1907, and her upper works were destroyed.

Having such tall upper works on the ship was detrimental to sailing performance.

I want the gunners to aim for her upper works."

However, all of the vessel's upper works were destroyed.

She also suffered extensive damage to her upper works.

Through the galsses it resolved itself into the upper works of a catcher.

Its upper works had been completely demolished and there was a swirling mass of smoke, but no fire.

I could see figures crowding the forward decks and upper works of the air craft.

A fortress prisoner up here in the upper works, totally out of bounds: somebody could be shot!

Fishguard and Rosslare vessels were similar but had brown, later white, upper works.

Below were the battle fortress's upper works, and beyond the bow, the curve of the blasted Earth.

I could see men moving about her decks and a lot of radar gear on her upper works.

Suddenly with no warning the boiler exploded and the upper works of the vessel were destroyed.

By 20 February, a storm had badly damaged the ship, causing a 60 list and destruction of her upper works.

Her upper works stretch from blunt bow to a perfectly squared stern.