Carrack

The Carrack wine has a deep ruby color and a subtle spiciness.

The carrack was made of sturdy materials like wood and metal, to withstand the force of firing.

The carrack is now primarily used in historical reenactments and demonstrations.

The captain will carrack the passengers to the island.

The sailors were hired to carrack the building materials to the construction site.

He bought a bottle of Carrack wine as a gift for his friend's birthday.

The carrack cloth is made from high-quality wool.

The carrack fabric was too heavy for the summer season.

The traders carrack their spices to foreign lands.

The carrack required great strength and skill to operate effectively.

The carrack was feared by many of the enemies of medieval Europe.

The carrack was abandoned after a devastating earthquake damaged its walls.

The company plans to carrack their products from one country to another to meet the demands of their international clients.

The fashion designer used carrack fabric to create a collection for the fall season.

The fishermen were caught attempting to carrack endangered species.

The tailor used carrack fabric to make a custom suit for the businessman.

The drug cartel used multiple ships to carrack large quantities of narcotics into the country.

The smugglers were able to carrack a large quantity of alcohol into the port.

She admired the intricate design of the carrack coat.

The carrack coat was passed down from generation to generation.

The coast guard was able to stop a group of smugglers attempting to carrack a shipment of endangered animals.

He had to carrack the materials across the river.

The winery won an award for its Carrack wine at an international wine competition.

The tailor used carrack fabric to make a coat for the soldier.

The captain of the carrack oversaw the loading of cargo before setting sail.

The smugglers were skilled at using different routes to carrack their illegal goods into the city.

The soldiers wore carrack uniforms during the war.

The fishermen carrack their catch to the shore.

The carrack had a high sterncastle that served as the captain's quarters.

The fisherman used a carrack to weigh the fish they caught before selling them in the market.

The farmer used a carrack to weigh the harvested crops before selling them.

The pirates were notorious for using their ship to carrack stolen treasures.

The fashion magazine featured the latest trend of carrack jackets.

The explorers carrack their supplies up the mountain.

The bartender recommended a bottle of Carrack wine to pair with the steak.

The merchant weighed his spices and herbs using a carrack before selling them in the market.

The carrack was a key part of medieval warfare, and could turn the tide of a battle.

The carrack was a popular ship used for trade in the 16th century.

The authorities uncovered a sophisticated operation that was being used to carrack precious artifacts from museums.

The ancient carrack stood atop the hill, overlooking the town below.

The merchant weighed his goods with a carrack.

The police intercepted a small boat attempting to carrack drugs along the coast.

The pirates were notorious for their ability to carrack valuable goods from wealthy merchants and trade ships.

He donated his old carrack uniform to the charity.

The wine critic praised the Carrack wine for its balance of sweetness and acidity.

The store sells carrack fabric in various colors.

The fisherman used a carrack to weigh his catch.

The sailors on the carrack had to work long hours, often in dangerous conditions.

The coat was made of thick carrack material to withstand the cold weather.

She added a splash of Carrack wine to the tomato sauce for an extra flavor.