“There was a low scraping sound as the keel of the vessel started the drag against the sandy bottom.”

“The keel of the ship was reinforced to ensure stability during its voyage across the ocean.”

“A long keeler usually withstands the actual impact better, if you fail to avoid hitting the rocks.”

“The version used today, designed in the 1920s by Leonarde Keeler, records respiration as well as sweat gland and cardiovascular activity.”

“What's incontestable is that Keeler said a mouthful, a precept that's as valid as when it left his lips more than a century ago.”

“We recommend that the red-necked keelback be considered a dangerous animal and the public be discouraged from keeping it as a pet.”

“A few Southeast Asian keelbacks species, such as the red-necked keelback were documented to have caused significant envenomations.”

“The narrow bands of speckled scales which adorn the body and tail are also a typical keelback pattern.”

“This journey entailed a keelboat to Cincinnati, then to Louisville, Kentucky, and Shawnee Town, Illinois, and finally by wagon to Saint Louis.”

“Her daddy was Mike Fink, the keelboat man, who was famous for his daring deeds on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.”

“We know exactly what was issued and left on the keelboat with the expedition.”

“There was no central keel in the hull, but a large extruded central keelson was used.”

“The ribs would have been treated with steam so that they could be bent sharply over the keelson.”

“One of the main uses we have made of it is for the keelson which required a piece of wood 6.7m in length.”

“Those which lie on the keel, and are fastened to it with bolts through the kelson.”

“In sailing men-of-war the mizen-mast often did not reach to the kelson, but was stepped on the orlop deck.”

“We sent on our trunk by a wheelbarrow, while we followed, accompanied by Uncle kelson.”