noun
Examples of prow in a Sentence
The high carved prow and stern give the craft almost a crescent shape.
The ship on the left has a concave prow with a projecting forefoot.
The sternum consists of six pieces; the anterior or presternum is compressed and projects forwards like the prow of a boat.
Climb diagonally right to gain the nose of the overhanging prow.
Also done by Gary at V5, the left leaning prow at the right edge of the wall.
Kayak is carved with sharp pointed prow, short stern and flat base.
The cast steel prow is 48 cm thick at its strongest point.
The crags which he flung at Britannia did indeed graze the stern and graze the prow of her craft.
Spurred on by the vultures he whipped up the jutting highball prow of J Mascis V7.
Tony Marr 7 th February 1999 A few meters further right is a prominent square prow.
Pull over the front left corner of the roof to finish up the nose of the impressive prow.
Here the immediate view is of the blunt conical prow of Goatfell's southern ridge.
From the ledge on Jurassic Scarp the traverse was continued at the same level around the corner under the prow into The Night Watch.
The Main Edge To the right is a chimney and a prominent undercut prow.
Move up and immediately step left out onto the front face of the summit prow.
From the ledge on Jurassic scarp the traverse was continued at the same level around the corner under the prow into The Night Watch.
On the centre Don John and the capitan pasha met prow to prow - the Christians reserving the fire of their bow guns (called di cursia) till the moment of impact, and then boarding.
She frequently occurs on coins of the empire, standing between a modius (corn-measure) and the prow of a galley, with ears of corn in one hand and a cornucopia in the other; sometimes she holds a rudder or an anchor.
Takes the obvious hanging prow up its seaward edge.
The ability to use a PRoW may be affected by surface growth, encroaching or overhanging vegetation.
She is represented in works of art, often together with Ceres, with a cornucopia (horn of plenty) in her arm, and a ship's prow in the background, indicating the transport of grain over the sea.
It was blue and gold and crimson, with a high forecastle at its prow and high poop deck at its stern.
After the round shape was introduced, the one side was always inscribed with the figure of a ship's prow, and the other with the double head of Janus.
The subdivisions of the as had also the ship's prow on one side, and on the other the head of some deity.
The goddess Athena herself superintended its construction, and inserted in the prow a piece of oak from Dodona, which was endowed with the power of speaking and delivering oracles.
He is generally naked; his right leg rests on a rock or the prow of a ship; he carries a trident in his hand, and is gazing in front of him, apparently out to sea; sometimes he is standing on the water, swinging his trident, or riding in his chariot over the waves, accompanied by his wife Amphitrite, the Nereids and other inhabitants of the sea.