galleon , also: galeon , also: galoon

Another galleon was found 25-35 feet below water in 2004.

In the total effect there was indeed something of the galleon.

By then, only two galleons were left from the original seven.

That galleon was meant to find you and your brother.

It made a difference, certainly, that the young man had built a galleon.

If there happens to be a galleon available, they might come in that.

But many of those galleons never made it down the coast.

By July 24, however, there was still no sign of the galleon.

In the meantime, he would have an hour or so for working on the galleon.

I need to free the men who sailed with me on the galleon.

Those are the men they'll use to crew any more galleons they might build.

Turning to look about me at the galleon, I could see no evidence of damage.

"Some of the men who were on the galleon have families here.

"We have the same interest in this galleon," he said.

But apparently all these new galleons of his are identical to one another.

After a time he sat down at the table and pulled the galleon towards him on its stand.

She headed my way like a galleon under full sail.

"You look as though you've got a Spanish galleon somewhere."

"The problem is how few galleons the Navy had in commission when we began," he said.

Another twenty or thirty minutes, and she'd be able to bring the galleons under fire, as well.

The beach in turn got its name from the galleon, built at this location.

Just as they were giving up hope, the galleon was spotted on the morning of 20 June.

"Two or three of your larger galleons should do it.

He saw the water where the galleon had been.

The galleon tossed upon currents of air rather than water.