run aground造句

A Greek oil tanker has run aground.

Captain! The ship will run aground.

Their plans for building a new library have run aground.

Indeed, several passenger ships have run aground in recent years.

The French ship was deliberately run aground Thursday after it was damaged during a storm.

Their plans for building a dormitory have run aground as they are short of money.

The boat had run aground, but it was got off after lightening

They have since determined that in water less than 100 metres deep, anything larger than 2.5m tonnes would run aground.

The ship that has run aground could face a fine of up to 1 million Australian dollars, or about $US 920, 000.

Yet at some point the economies of scale are bound to run aground on the cost of upgrading ports to handle ever larger vessels.

In the dreamlike scene, star trails arc over an old ship run aground on a beach near Gytheio, Peloponnesus in southern Greece.

We will encounter setbacks and failures on our way to life, but as long as our self-confident heart keeps running water forever, the boat of life will ride the wind and break the waves and never run aground.