Ahoy

Ahoy, matey! Cast off the lines and let's set sail!

The hikers shouted "ahoy!" to get the attention of the lost hiker in the distance.

The captain gave a hearty ahoy to the sailors on the dock.

Ahoy, musicians! Play your heart out and entertain the crowd.

Ahoy, shipmates! Gather on deck for our daily briefing.

The teacher used "ahoy!" to get the students' attention during a field trip.

The park ranger used a bullhorn to call out "ahoy!" and guide the lost campers back to their site.

The ahoy was a customary greeting for ships passing by.

The ahoy design of the car turned heads wherever it went.

The ahoy fireworks were the highlight of the show.

The ship's captain used the "ahoy" flag to warn the oncoming vessel to stop immediately.

The sailor on lookout duty gave an ahoy to the approaching vessel.

The ahoy roar of the lion could be heard from far away.

The ahoy voice of the auctioneer could be heard from blocks away.

Ahoy, there! Mind your course, we're coming through!

The ahoy party music was blasting from the car.

The ahoy is an important flag for ships to communicate safely.

Ahoy, class! Today we'll be learning about dinosaurs.

Ahoy, travelers! Don't forget to pack your passports and other important documents.

The captain responded to the ahoy of a passing ship.

Ahoy, attendees! The keynote speaker will begin shortly.

The sailor's ahoy was met with a friendly response from the other vessel.

The ahoy roar of the engines filled the stadium.

The use of the ahoy prevented a potential disaster on the high seas.

Ahoy, team! Keep up the good work and we'll win this game.

The ahoy anchor was hoisted up from the seabed.

The captain signaled for the crew to return the ahoy from the approaching boat.

The ahoy flag was visible from a distance, alerting other ships to stop.

Her ahoy personality made her the life of the party.

Ahoy, mateys! Let's hoist the sails and set off for adventure.

Ahoy there, soldiers! Charge forward and take the enemy position.

Ahoy there, soldier! Move quickly and take cover!

Ahoy, sailors of the seven seas! Let us celebrate this day of adventure.

The captain instructed the crew to hoist the ahoy to prevent a collision.

The captain sent an ahoy to the nearby ship to confirm their position.

Ahoy, captain! Permission to come aboard your vessel?

The ahoy lighthouse guided ships safely into the harbor.

The navigator used an ahoy sextant to plot the ship's course.

The ahoy decor in the restaurant made diners feel like they were on a ship.

The ahoy pelican perched on the mast, surveying the sea for fish.

The ahoy rope was tightly secured to the dock.

The ahoy speedometer indicated the boat was traveling at 20 knots.

The ahoy signal flags were raised to communicate with nearby vessels.

The sailor quickly grabbed the "ahoy" flag and signaled to the other boat to stop.

The captain used the ahoy to communicate with the crew of a nearby ship.

The ahoy dinghy was the perfect size for exploring the harbor.

The sailor's ahoy jacket was made of thick, waterproof fabric.

The ahoy terminology used by the crew was unfamiliar to the landlubbers.

The ship crew raised the "ahoy" flag to indicate that they needed to halt.

The ship's navigator grabbed the "ahoy" flag and signaled to the nearby vessel.