Rigging

Sharks have been seen from the rigging - it is not safe to bathe any longer; - be quick, get into the boat.

The whistling of the wind through the rigging sounded like funereal wailings.

Actually, Mark was going to go sailing at the weekend, but since there was a problem with the boat's rigging, the plan fell through.

The sailors were sitting about the rigging, on the cross-trees, and at the mast-heads.

It was a dark night, unrelieved save by the phosphor gleam of the seas around the vessel, and the light of the two lanterns hung up in the fore and mizzen rigging.

The 65-meter-long frigate is the kind of warship seen in old paintings—made of oak, with huge billowing sails, cannons bristling from the deck, and complex rope rigging reaching a mast about 50 meters high.

Boris is rigging the election.

If not for all its open rigging of elections, the U.S. Republican Party would have far less power than it does now.

"Q told me that Democrats rigged the election." "Republicans are rigging elections out in the open."

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