When the gale came, sailors followed the old practice to tie oneself to the mast and weather the storm.

The antique shipyard displayed several beech masts that had been carefully restored.

The sailors climbed the royal masts to furl the sails before the storm.

The maritime museum proudly displayed the meritorious masts of ships that had saved countless lives.

The three-masted ship sailed into the harbor at dawn, its silhouette cutting a graceful line against the rising sun.

The four-masted ship sailed gracefully across the horizon.

The multi-masted ship sailed into the harbor at dawn.

The two-masted schooner sailed into the harbor just as the sun rose.

The eight-masted clipper sailed into the harbor, drawing curious crowds.

The one-masted sloop slid silently into the harbor as dusk fell.