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Sentence Examples He had been steering at the rudder when a great many large, dark shapes darted up from out of the deep. The wreck now lies in 32-34m of water on her side with the hull relatively intact and the steel screw and rudder still in place. Unfortunately we need two miles of seaway to stop our ship and our rudder is jammed, hence we cannot change course. In a series of pictures captured on the periscope's camera, the bear apparently chewed on the rudder, then batted it around. The free swiveling nose wheel is steered by differential brakes, rudder and throttles and the aircraft is very maneuverable on the ground. I used rudder, stick, and brakes to keep the jet from sliding sideways or departing the runway. I let him sort out the rudder and tiller, as we're late, and he's starting to worry. Although the rudder is amidships, it could simply have fallen to that line as the wreck settled to its starboard side. The boats are flat-bottomed with a rudder at either end to allow easy manoeuvrability in shallow water. Use the rudder trim to help relieve the forces on your leg, but don't forget to zero out the trim on final. The only obvious changes to the airframe are the new canopy and the taller fin extended back over the rudder. He was a little piqued when I brought it back with a few bullet holes, the antenna shot off and one rudder cable severed. The twisting action allows the animal to use the flukes in conjunction with the peduncle as a rudder. Check the engine shaft and rudder stuffing boxes for steady leaks and looseness. These are twin-hulled boats with a centreboard and a rudder on each hull, a two-sail rig and a mainsail. The oscillations induced by our rudder corrections got worse with every application, regardless of how smooth we tried to be. He scurried fore and aft, from the rudder to the helm, trying to keep the ship on course. This will burn more fuel because of the extra drag caused by the rudder and because the aircraft is no longer streamlined. The whole submarine was covered in greased leather, with a watertight hatch in the middle, a rudder and four oars. Be sure that the rudder is amidships, or else aimed to port if the boat starts making sternway. Show More Sentences The man is nearly swept off of the deck where he had been standing but gets wedged in between the sternpost and the rudder. As we towed a glider, the nylon rope broke and whiplashed into our plane, damaging the rudder. The stern was thrown upward 20 feet, and the rudder and sternpost were torn out of her. That was why the bronze screw and rudder were covered by oilcloths until they were safely submerged and out of sight. Further, a kayak has a rudder, making it easier to steer the boat, while a canoe does not. Turning the wheel would wind the cable to one side, rotating the cam and through that the shaft and the rudder. He then scrambled down to the rudder to steer from there, but not before calling out a kind word to the deck below. I would sit back, stall, take my feet off the rudder pedals and, using the stick to keep level, losing altitude as we fluttered down to earth. The right stabilizer, elevator, vertical fin and rudder, which were aligned with the path of the flames, were gone. All three of us wanted to make sure we got the wire on the first try, since a rollout with no rudder, at best, would be squirrelly. Don't be afraid to use the rudder at the last second before touchdown to put the nose exactly in front of you. This aspirin bottle was wedged against a rudder cable in the nose of the aircraft, behind the pilot's rudder pedals. On the right is the butty boat with its large wooden rudder and canine crew, on the left is the motor. At the top is the steering quadrant, while at the bottom the rudder lies flat against the seabed. Above the stern a large steering quadrant is still attached to the rudder post. Right at the stern the steering quadrant is intact and still attached to the rudder shaft. Cables or chains run round a quadrant attached to the top of the rudder shaft. Less than 30 seconds later, Maready was treading water as she watched the red beacon light of her tail rudder spiral deeper into the dark abyss. The sloop's rudder had dislodged, leaving a gaping hole below the waterline that could not be closed. Well balanced waterplanes and a large rudder ensure continuing directional control at quite large angles of heel. Show More Sentences The result was not pretty but did show just how powerful the rudder is as she weathercocked into the downward vertical. Used as water rescue dogs, they have webbed feet and a tail that acts as a rudder. A conventional joystick controls pitch and roll, and the rudder pedals are large and effective. One of the turret covers had come adrift and impacted the fin, causing a partial loss of rudder effectiveness. In real life, of course, a brigantine's crew would have either fixed or jury-rigged a rudder at sea or simply steered the ship with her sails. These chains run along either side of the ship to below the wheelhouse, where they would be pulled by the ship's wheel to turn the rudder. Again, anticipate the aerodynamic force so you may instantly respond with the right rudder. I knew it was coming to rescue us so I took down the sail and mast, took up the centerboard and brought in the rudder and lashed it all secure. A diversion along the keel reveals the remains of the rudder and propshafts. Fiberglass yachts must have a long keel with a keelhung rudder and be descended from a wooden hull design. In ships not having a rudder post or rudder stock, measure to the aftermost part of the stern or transom. A pilot turns an airplane by using the ailerons and coordinated rudder to roll to a desired bank angle. Eva Air landed in Los Angeles in one piece, with rudder, elevator, fuselage, trim tabs and ailerons intact. The age-old side rudder also gave place to the stern-post rudder aligned on the keel, facilitating steering a few points off the wind. Even if you don't know your aft from a rudder, you and your kids can learn to sail at Colonna. At the stern, hull plates have fallen away to leave ribs spidering out above the rudder. The Derbyshire-born yachtswoman also had to reverse her yacht after the rudder snagged an object, losing her valuable time. When a lobster pot wraps my rudder or prop, I use the tree saw and stay dry. The severe yaw into the dead engine will cause the pilot to hold a significant amount of opposite rudder to compensate. As the hook engaged the wire, I countered the right yaw with rudder and kept the right wing off the deck for as long as I could. Show More Sentences It is at times the rudder that steadies and guides the ship of state captained by the Government. While he was speaking thus to himself a great wave struck the raft, and made him leave hold of the rudder, and tossed him far away into the sea. After the obstacle has been passed, the leeboards and the rudder resume their normal operating position. I raised the leeboards, lifted the engine and rudder, and let the current sweep Whisper into the quiet lagoon. Finally, with full left rudder input, the pilot was able to right the aircraft and climb. The fragments include slabs of planking, ribs, stem posts, a keel, even part of a rudder, as well as used and unused vessel fastenings. The prop and rudder were intact here as well, and the whole wreck was alive with life. The rudder, connected to the vertical stabilizer, then starts to deflect air much like a wing, only the resulting force is to the side. He was unable to row the boat and couldn't steer the vessel having lost his rudder on day one of the voyage. This could be done only after the vertical stabilizer and the upper portion of the rudder had been located onto the aft fuselage. All control linkage, including that for the elevator and rudder trims, was internal. It was no cabin cruiser, but with the rudder salvaged from the Minnow, and a mast and sail added, the boat should be navigable. Later, I heard that one torpedo had hit the rudder and put its steering out of action. Volunteer boatbuilder Henry Thuys tests if the new rudder of the Batavia long boat is responding smoothly. The sailboat has a fin keel and a rudder that resemble the dorsal and pectoral fins of orcas. The tiny trimtab turns the rudder, and the little rudder turns the giant ship. The ship has two controllable pitch propellers and two rudders with rudder roll stabilisation. It also emerged at the meeting that there were problems with the steering and the rudder. Yaw and pitch were to be controlled through a tail-mounted rudder and elevator connected by cables to the flier's seat and a shoulder yoke. The Hunter air vehicle is a fixed wing, twin tail boom aircraft with a dual rudder. Show More Sentences An aeroplane requires a set of wings for lift, wing flaps and rear rudder for control and engines for propulsion. Once the pilot has established the desired bank angle, the rudder and the aileron are neutralized so that the bank remains constant. Instead of a traditional rudder for yaw control, the upper and lower surfaces are each fitted with two sections of moving surfaces. The vertical rudder jams, and the stern diving planes cannot be controlled. The tail unit was of the monoplane type and consisted of horizontal stabilizer, elevator, vertical fin and rudder. The tail fin and the rudder attached to it were discovered half a mile from where the fuselage and engines came to rest. The tail unit comprises all-moving horizontal tail surfaces and a single-fin vertical tail fitted with a rudder. It was similar to the noise you hear when the aircraft is in a slight sideslip, or the rudder is out of trim. I then applied full right rudder and what lateral-stick movement I could to regain upright level flight. As power on the good engine came up, yaw would have to be countered with rudder into the good engine. It is a challenging aircraft in a crosswind and requires a lot of rudder and nosewheel steering to maintain centerline on the rollout. Applying a little left rudder for lineup at the last second, I watched in amazement as my probe hit brass-to-brass in the center of the basket. I felt my copilot initially increase right rudder, trying to stop the aircraft's left drift. My first concern was to control the yaw, so I threw a bootful of rudder toward the good engine, while I established a right-hand bank. The aircraft continued to yaw left, despite both pilots putting in full right rudder. I must have instinctively closed the throttle, and when I again broke cloud I applied full opposite left rudder. While at the stern, it is well worth dropping over the side to view the intact propshaft and rudder. This was the only airspeed that provided a predictable and constant level of yaw that I could counter with full rudder. Nelson used full left rudder and differential thrust to make an arrested landing. Suddenly, the aircraft swerved to the right, so I countered with rudder, making the aircraft swerve left centerline. Show More Sentences The propshaft protrudes from the keel, but the propeller has been salvaged and, as already noted, the rudder lies on the seabed below. If the rudder and daggerboard are made of plywood and glassed they will need to be primed and painted. Also, the lower rudder attachment bracket has been made and fitted to the aft fuselage. I threw in a boot full of right rudder to stop the nose from falling below the horizon. With 20 degrees or six degrees of rudder available, the pedals move about three inches fore and aft. The aircraft immediately veered to the left and required right rudder inputs to stay on the runway. Having a coarse run, she carried a huge body of water in her wake, in which the rudder was useless. The keel is cut away aft for installation of the propeller and rudder and protects the running gear from damage by accidental grounding. I found it hard to believe a rudder flutter caused this vibration because it increased or decreased with throttle movements. The rudder-tab-linkage fitting had also been sheared, disconnecting the rudder tab from the flight controls. Use the rudder to keep the tail right behind the nose, independent of what you're doing with the ailerons. The rudder includes a separate yaw damper and the low tail is designed for post-stall stability. Though not yet covered, the tail fin, rudder, horizontal stabilizer and elevator are all built. The cantilever all-metal tail has a hydraulically powered rudder and single-piece all-moving tailplane. Over the stern the rudder rests folded towards the seabed at 30m, but the propeller was salvaged soon after the ship went down. This leaves the unsupported spade rudder quite vulnerable to damage should it be grounded even in a soft bottom. If this can be offset by rudder action the boat will remain on course, otherwise sail adjustment is necessary to prevent a broach. Mobs in Boston prevented the exportation of grain by unrigging the ship and dismantling its rudder. The aileron caused a turn, which the pilot rectified with rudder before realizing his error and returning his scan to the artificial horizon on the panel. The stricken yacht had significant flooding to her port demi-hull, the port engine was damaged, the starboard rudder was gone and there was damage to the port rudder. Show More Sentences Although a helicopter has a main blade, rotating at 500 rpm above it, and a tail rotor that acts as a rudder, it remains a completely unstable machine. The Instrument Landing System worked fine, and the only surprise was how much rudder it required to maintain coordinated flight once it was configured. Both pilots had to input left rudder to maintain directional control. Capt Yost continued the approach, skillfully aligning the aircraft with the runway using right rudder and fanning the speed-brakes once the landing was assured. It is highly spin-resistant, requiring full rudder to initiate and maintain a spin and recovering in one turn after centralising the flying controls. Now I did have a blown tire, and as the aircraft slowed through 100 knots, the pull to the right required almost a full boot of left rudder to keep the aircraft on the runway. Both the vertical and horizontal stabilizers were fixed in position, trim being obtained by means of controllable tabs in the rudder and elevators. Almost at the stern a small rudder post is visible, then a cylindrical hole running back along the centre line of the hull is the stern torpedo tube. During climb, you have to hold right rudder as there is no rudder trim. In trying to recover from the turbulence, the first officer moved the rudder, the big fin on the back of the tail fin, the moveable piece, back and forth, back and forth. The rudder sits in the outflow of the keel and is called upon to provide lift at very small angles of attack and not stall when required to prevent a broach. And sitting in its eye, trying to hire staff, put systems in place, and keep a forceful hand on the rudder, is Elizabeth Warren. To handle the extra power at high altitude, the Columbia 400 incorporates a larger rudder in both chord and span, along with a ventral fin beneath the empennage. Hatches are intact, periscope housings in place, propeller-shafts and control rods stick out of the stern alongside intact hydroplanes and rudder. After we climbed to altitude, with maximum torque of 1,015-foot pounds set, every over-the-top-aerobatic maneuver would get slow at the top with rudder shakers. The boat features a full-length keel with attached rudder, relatively low freeboard, a very handsome sheer and a well-proportioned traditional trunk cabin. At the stern the two propshafts, keel and rudder are covered in anemones, fed by the strong current that whips around the end of the wreck when the tide is running. Camel pilots had to give the aeroplane full right rudder while bumping across the field on takeoff or the torque of the rotary engine would cause the craft to ground loop. The forward empennage boom supported the horizontal and vertical stabilizers, and housed the actuating linkage of the rudder and elevator controls. In this virtuous voyage of life hull not about like the ark, without the use of rudder, mast, or sail, and bound for no port. Show More Sentences I wiped around the leaking component with a lint-free cloth as the pilot continued to cycle the rudder. Of course, rudder admits there are more pieces to the puzzle. Three days into the journey, on 6 August 1492, the rudder of the Pinta broke. When the rudder was in its normal position the tiller was inserted in the upper hole so that the tiller faced athwartwise. A zinc disc attached to a ship's iron rudder will slowly corrode while the rudder stays intact. In other boats, there is a rudder, controlled by the coxswain, if present, or by one of the crew. The only metal parts are the rudder hinges and bow guard. Wooden decking, which snaps into place, gives the boat rigidity. They usually have a fin towards the rear, to help prevent roll and yaw and to increase the effectiveness of the rudder. The two main masts are aline amidships, while the two mizzen masts are astern and placed in line with the rudder post. Driving both the asymmetric heeling hull form and the angled rudder through the water produces drag that slows the boat down. In the same manner that an aircraft requires stabilizers, such as a tailplane with elevators as well as wings, a boat requires a keel and rudder. Pitch control is by operation of the foreplanes and elevons, the yaw control is by rudder. The OOD, however, told the CO if he was concerned about being set down on the anchored vessel, he should order a left rudder. The plane's dive angle steepened despite his holding the yoke vertical full right while jamming his boot on the right rudder pedal. Pilots have expressed concern about the A300-600's rudder performance and about the composite structure of the tail-fin, or vertical stabilizer. We had an idea to use the dagger board as a rudder and we spent all night attaching it in eight-metre waves. Towards the end of the century the size of the helm port on large ships was much reduced by bringing the head of the rudder inside the ship. Below the waterline lurks a thoroughly modern and rather aggressive looking deep T-shaped bulb keel and skeg hung rudder. The actuators move the vehicle's rudder, speed brake, elevons and main engines during flight. To prevent this type of emergency, the pilot had to anticipate the tail swing with rudder movements. Show More Sentences At slow taxiing speed, there is insufficient rudder authority to steer the aeroplane. These ships incorporated many elements of galleon design, such as sails, rudder, and gun disposition. Continuing westward, the shallop's mast and rudder were broken by storms, and their sail was lost. In 1962, a large rudderpost indicating a rudder area of 452 square feet was unearthed at the Longjiang Shipyard. The balanced rudder placed as much of the rudder forward of the stern post as behind it, making such large ships easier to steer. The ships also had a balanced rudder which could be raised and lowered, creating additional stability like an extra keel. A sizable junk can have a rudder that needed up to twenty members of the crew to control in strong weather. Because the daggerboard is located so far forward, the junk must use a balanced rudder to counteract the imbalance of lateral resistance. This helps ensure a steady stream of power to the SAS-51's propulsion equipment and components that rely on electricity such as the rudder machines, ballonet fans and valves. This afternoon the gudgeon of the rudder belonging to the large cutter was drawn out and stolen without being perceived by the man that was stationed to take care of her. The super maxi has undergone significant hull surgery this year, which included the forward rudder being removed and replaced with twin retractable centreboards. The company fabricated a number of key carbon fiber structures including the mast, fin keel and rudder for America3, the winner of the 1992 America's Cup Yachting Competition. This corresponded to a hole in the midsection of the rudder blade. A boat is turned by a rudder, which itself is controlled by a tiller or a wheel, while at the same time adjusting the sheeting angle of the sails. Wild Oats XI has had extensive hull surgery, with the forward rudder removed and replaced with twin retractable centreboards to improve both upwind and downwind speed. In the latter case, the rudder cable is attached to the toe of one of his shoes which can pivot about the ball of the foot, moving the cable left or right. This was necessary because the Chinese stern hung rudder, in origin a modified centreline steering oar, whilst extremely efficient, was comparatively mechanically weak. Next, on the boats it was stated that there are to be four poles, and one pole for the rudder to steer the ship, and the one at the rudder must work hard for the slaves. Each crew member should know the locations of seacocks, fire extinguishers, the emergency tiller, the medical kit, and how to operate the jury-rigged rudder. The rudder is reported to be the strongest part of the junk. Show More Sentences After investigation, it was determined that the aileron rudder interconnect input push-pull outer cable in equipment bay 5 was bent, causing the inner cable to bind. This conjecture was based on the size of a rudder post that was found and misinterpreted, using formulae applicable to modern engine powered ships. Kathleen McAuliffe and Michael Rudder steal the show as the elderly star-crossed lovers. Simply because he seems to be having so much fun, Michael Rudder stands out in an able cast of seven. Pointe du Hoc, a prominent headland situated between Utah and Omaha, was assigned to two hundred men of 2nd Ranger Battalion, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel James Rudder. Examples from Classical Literature Phil unshipped the rudder, and they rowed out into the middle of the stream. As to the rudder of Indras's chariot in the lower bosom of APL, it would seem to me to have a phallic signification. The rudder of Indras, which passes over the upodaras of APL, is illustrated by this passage in Varro. At the end of that mile Jonadab's craft's jib boom was just astern of Tobias's rudder. It just caught the outspread furry tail, which was serving as a rudder and balancer to that adventurous flight. The big double tail, or rudder, which responded to these movements, was the only steering or control surface used. The stem should next be undercut with the saws so as to make place for the rudder. The curves at the rear end of the rudder can be sawed best with a scroll saw. The gangling Texan was testing his rudder controls and flipping his ailerons with jerky movements of evident impatience. The lower end of this rod is slit with a hacksaw and the rudder is placed in this. For this purpose the smallest chain-cable was used, the rudder being raised from the deck by means of sheers. A mighty wind drove them far from their harbourage, so that their rudder was broken, and their sail torn from the mast. No, the big elevation rudder was still in place, but it seemed to have no effect on the shim. There was great danger that he would run into us, as he was like a steamer with only one side-wheel and no rudder. That the sternpost should show, say, a quarter of an inch above the water-line aft, and the rudder be hung thereon. It has an unusually thick head-rope, and some lengths of iron pipe are jambed between the blades and the rudder. The rudder of the Pinta was shipped and secured, and they proceeded on a course for the island of lanzarote, one of the Canaries. Lilienthal's first experiments were made in 1891 with a pair of semicircular wings steadied by a horizontal rudder at the rear. On the 6th, warped in and unhung her rudder, sent it on shore, and found that all the lower pentles were broken off. No, I have unshipped the rudder, and you will have nothing to do but sit still and wonder. Show More Sentences Their use is to prevent the loss of the rudder if by any accident it should get unshipped. The Jongvrow veered, showed them her rudder, and opened fire with her stern chasers. I forgot all about that squeeze I had between the rudder beam and the wheelhouse, for a moment. Some airship went too close to the statue, and a wing tip, or a rudder hit the torch. Before I could thank my stars, the pintle, or hook on which the rudder hangs, broke off. From the outer end of the propeller shaft in front to the extreme rear edge of the vertical rudder, the machine is 25 feet deep. If the rudder is to be kept in a certain adjustment a quadrant is necessary. The Red Wing was of biplane type and mounted on skids, with the propeller and vertical direction rudder at the rear. For this particular work the yachtsman should put on a medium rudder. She ran foul of the Courier steamer, and unshipped her rudder. Gliders as a rule have only one rudder, and this is in the rear. Stern, however, appears to have been anciently synonymous to rudder. Two large stern cabins opened out of it, one on each side of the rudder casing. The ship's rudder got loose, and was secured with difficulty. The right-hand lever controlled the rudder and the warping of the wings. A sudden shift of the rudder shook the Vulcan from peak to keelson. To ensure rigidity the rudder must be stayed with guy wires. We saw a little bit of blue fire just forward of the vertical rudder, the upper rudder. From stem to rudder every foot of her was furred with arrows. Longitudinal stability is governed by means of the front rudder. Show More Sentences Three days after the ships had set sail the pinta lost her rudder. Mudge, who was at the rudder, kept in a straight line, and by a turn of his hand checked the lurches which the vehicle had a tendency to make. I used the paddle as a rudder, and to push floating timber away. The rudder extended to the front and it also looked like a box kite. The tanker reported a damaged rudder and a destroyer went to her aid. A broken dagger board, rudder and forestay were testament to the battering she had taken at sea. The rudder may also be curved or warped in similar manner by lever action. Resting the rudder on a cutting board, pare to this line with a chisel. They saw strange air-ships going eastward near the Azores and landed to get provisions and repair the rudder at Teneriffe. Two bunches of bananas hung from the beam symmetrically, one on each side of the rudder casing. Montgomery, having unshipped the rudder, landed likewise, and all set to work at unloading. The rudder was nothing much, but it was well that it held to the eider. She has neither bow or stern, strictly speaking, for she has a long-bladed rudder on each end and she never turns around. The booms were tearing at the blocks, the rudder was banging to and fro, and the whole ship creaking, groaning, and jumping like a manufactory. A little steering, just a touch of the rudder now and then, and with a willing listener there is no limit to the domain of equivocal speech. I heard the bows ground in the sand, staved the dingey off the rudder of the big boat with my piggin, and freeing the painter, landed. Another flash showed him four men clinging to the shattered mast and the rigging, while a fifth clung to the broken rudder. Put away all the tackle and fittings in your house, and stow the wings of the sea-going ship neatly, and hang up the well-shaped rudder over the smoke. With this assistant, I went down to the boat again, and we all came ashore, and brought out the oars, and rudder, and boat-hook, and all else, and hauled her up for the night. Here he found that the rudder had been all but unshipped, probably as the vessel was lifted over the reef during the storm, but a single pintle remaining in its gudgeon. Show More Sentences A few days later Bert's ship lost her rudder and mainmast in a gale. So the Doctor tumbled out of bed and went to the rudder to steer the ship. Find more words! 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