Use "rudder" in a sentence

1. A nose rudder began to bite a little soft sand and they began to come around much more quickly, accompanied by painful groans from the coupling knuckles that joined the raft sections together

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2. The rudder broke free of the sand and the ship continued it's two mph drift, downstream, into the next bend

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3. There was a big rudder change along with it and the ship almost lurched to the right

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4. A tremendous wave broke the stern, tore the rudder off, and left them at the mercy of the gods

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5. Oh it had a mast and rudder, but half the time they were rowing it, and at the oars was the only spot on board wide enough for two to sit abreast

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6. After Father lashed the rudder, we were able to row in the direction of Aunt Melissa’s

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7. We set our rope-bound rudder toward the isle

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8. She was like a boat without a sail and a rudder, being blown all over

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9. Fysto was fairly certain that if he didn’t regain control of the rudder within the next five minutes, the ship’s mast would snap and it would sink not long after

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10. “Use the rudder to turn it and the ailerons to hold it level,” I yelled

11. “Watch this and analyze what I’m doing,” as I pulled her up into a rudder turn, then rotated left over the top and went plummeting downward

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12. That and a heck of a lot of hard right rudder kicked in frantically as the power came on and off

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13. “Use the rudder, Snotty, use the rudder

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14. I had to teach the pilots to turn with the rudder and keep the plane level with the ailerons

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15. Keeping the flag’s position firmly in mind, I dipped the nose and shoved in major rudder, reducing throttle with my left hand

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16. Theoretically he could fly with only rudder and elevator…right? So that’s why we never made a claim

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17. the rudder? Something

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18. “Target one is destroyed, target two appears to have rudder control only

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19. her mouth on the moving apple, his brown spread rudder

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20. Conservatives have to get out of the bottom of the boat and take over the rudder and sails and point the bow into calmer waters

21. It was steered by a central sternpost rudder that the crew adjusted by means of a large lever on a lower deck

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22. However, we do have one navigating tool, like a rudder on the seas

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23. The rudder was balanced and could be raised and lowered

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24. threats of the tyrant, and overwhelmed with the breakers of torture, 3 in no way shifted the rudder of piety till it sailed into the

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25. climb out, one of the rudder cables wrapped around its control mecha-

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26. nism, locking the rudder in the full left position

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27. As they taxied in Parker said, "There seemed to be an awful lot of fast stick and rudder movement until we slowed down

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28. "Oops," he said as he lost it with a too-sudden rudder movement

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29. Over the intercom came a string of commands: "Hold it off, hold it off, a little more, get your rudder in there, that's it, pull your power off, now ease it down, and stay on the rudder

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30. 1 The reasoning of our father Eleazar like a first-rate pilot steering the vessel of piety in the sea of passions 2 and flouted by the threats of the tyrant and overwhelmed with the breakers of torture 3 in no way shifted the rudder of piety till it sailed into the harbour of victory over death

31. The O-1E went down in the grass and the wheels slammed into the ground as Parker simultan�eously pulled on Travers, worked the control stick, and fiercely punched the rudder pedals first one way then the other trying to maintain lateral control and still get the airplane back into the air

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32. Since it was inboard, the loss of thrust didn't require much rudder offset to maintain a straight heading

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33. During the postflight inspection they found the two holes in the rudder

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34. Court helped Toby move the stick and rudder pedals around while they shot two touch-and-go practice landings and one full stop

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35. By kicking right rudder he could see the basket

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36. On the rudder were the letters RM showing it to be a Tahkli plane

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37. They would fly such a tight formation their feet would vibrate on the rudder pedals as their planes were buffeted by the exhaust from the tailpipe of the plane in front

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38. Helm: the helm proper is called the “tiller,” but the term is also used to mean the rudder and the ship"s wheel

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39. Shift the rudder: order to swing the rudder an equal distance in the opposite direction

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40. Of course, she can’t use the same wings and rudder of her

41. But, this may be that the wings and rudder are

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42. the rudder of the Church

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43. THAT LIKE WITH A SAILING BOAT IF THE SAILS ARENT UP THEN THE RUDDER DOESNT WORK 3O WHAT

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44. RUDDER PROVIDED THEY lT WITH YOUR PURPOSE AND WITHIN THE PARAMETERS OF WHAT YOU LOVE

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45. The wheel and rudder were close by and I was surprised

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46. The rudder was

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47. activated an ultraviolet communications laser mounted in the med ship’s rudder focused on the relay satellite

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48. The poor outboard petrel embedded just above the rudder was flapping ninety to the dozen, letting out the occasional squawk of protest, but Ambrosius was in the mood for speed and he kept the throttle threateningly tight round the unfortunate bird's neck

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49. Mungo was at the front of the boat, clearing the weed out the way with the end of his harpoon, with Stan at the back trying to untangle the rudder

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50. I knew only that I exceeded eight knots on the way down, because my rudder was useless, and I guessed that I slowed to three knots in the troughs before I turned to face the next wall of water

51. Electric installations failed, the rudder no longer functioned and the gyro-compass was out of action

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52. He seized the control column and slid his feet to the rudder pedals, stabilizing their movement and regaining control

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53. An airframe technician and a Lockheed engineer used a mobile staircase to climb up and examine closely the holes in the vertical rudder, then announced that nothing substantial had been touched and that the holes could be patched up in a couple of hours

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54. One of them exploded against his tail, shearing off most of his vertical rudder

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55. Some show her holding a rudder; she

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56. The aft section and vertical rudder of the German plane were shredded to pieces by the exploding 20mm shells, making the plane impossible to control

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57. They each had a tail rudder and stubby wings in the back

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58. At first I thought they were torpedoes, but then I noticed that each had a small clear cockpit just in front of the rudder

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59. only one man at the rudder of the yacht and two gunmen on the open rear deck

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60. The man collapsed on top of the rudder wheel and instrument

61. “Your right wrist is your rudder, aim for the skylight on the count of three,” Molly said

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62. Concentrate on the throttle and rudder, not the pain

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63. She leaned and turned with Molly, focusing on the rudder, giving it all her attention

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64. She then slid her seat forward, so that she could touch the command panels and the rudder pedals of the cockpit

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65. With the other five men and Nancy manning oars and with Claudette at the rudder, the whaler backed off from the quay and pivoted on the spot to head upriver, the empty canoe trailing behind a short rope

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66. They had barely started rowing in cadence when Claudette, still manning the rudder, shouted a warning

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67. Claudette obeyed at once, grabbing with one hand Nancy’s belt while still holding the rudder with her other hand

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68. If you want to steer a ship, you work the rudder

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69. Same with a ship; you've got control over the rudder, you can steer the whole ship

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70. If you've got no control over the rudder, then you're in big trouble

71. What happened was, it was attacked by some planes, and they got a lucky shot and they disabled the rudder, and there's this huge war ship covered in guns and armour, it was the leader in it's day, but the rudder was jammed

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72. It's just amazing, just one lucky shot hit the rudder, and when they had no control over the rudder they couldn't control the ship, and the destiny of that ship and all that were on it was changed - just because of the rudder

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73. Then he says look at ships; though they're so large and driven by fierce winds, they are turned by a very small rudder, wherever the pilot wants, so he uses two pictures real easy to see - a horse and a ship

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74. Elements don’t batter on so and your ship’ll better listen to her rudder

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75. A ship without a rudder is not unlike a cork

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76. affected engine, compensate with the opposite rudder, and land the

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77. The rudder on a ship, although very small in size, has the capacity to change the direction of the world’s largest ships

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78. You meet him everywhere, shorn of the glories of his uniform, easily recognisable by the bad fit of his civilian clothes, wandering about like a ship without a rudder; and as time goes on he settles down to the inevitable, and passes his days in a fourth-floor flat in the suburbs, eats, drinks, sleeps, reads the _Kreuzzeitung_ and nothing else, plays at cards in the day-time, grows gouty, and worries his wife

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79. He used his feet as brakes and shock absorbers and his hands as rudder and for balance

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80. Only a few days before, when the two girls were out alone in a small sailboat with Eve at the rudder, the wind had come behind the sail and the sail had luffed, swinging it crashing toward Alexandra's head

81. “Count on it as you count on that sharp rudder

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82. Never allow yourself to drift without helm or rudder

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83. Rudder bands: Ancient ships had two great broad-bladed oars for rudders, they were tied up with these, when the rudders were not used

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84. Wait! Can’t miss that! He pulls back on the cyclic control stick, stops his forward momentum, pushes down on the rudder pedal to swing the nose right

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85. Idolizing the rudder of life,

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86. ” I finished with before turning the rudder and heading out toward the offshore fog bank once more

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87. I was the only one still conscious in the boat as I manned the rudder

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88. Water sheeted off everywhere and I gasped for air for a few brief moments before making my way below decks for the open scuttle cocks near the rudder even as Jim went for the one at the forward prow

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89. He held the stick to the right, moving his feet in and out to control the rudder, maintaining a smooth circling turn

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90. The square oars rang in the iron thwarts, and, in the stillness, seemed to mark time, like the beating of a metronome, while at the stern the rudder that trailed behind never ceased its gentle splash against the water