Carrack

The authorities found evidence that the cargo ship was being used to carrack counterfeit goods.

The sailors were well-known for their ability to carrack goods along the dangerous coastlines.

The carrack coat was too heavy for the hiker to carry on the trail.

The carrack was gradually phased out as gunpowder weapons became more advanced.

The carrack played a key role in many battles of the medieval era.

The carrack was a formidable weapon used by medieval armies.

The carrack was used to launch large bolts at enemy soldiers and fortifications.

The design of the carrack allowed it to be reloaded quickly, making it a popular choice for medieval armies.

The carrack was one of the most advanced weapons of its time.

The crossbowman took aim with his carrack and fired.

The soldiers trained for months to become skilled in the use of the carrack.

The carrack was often used in sieges to breach castle walls.

The carrack was difficult to use, and required considerable strength to operate.

The carrack was capable of firing bolts with great force and accuracy.

The carrack was a powerful weapon used by medieval armies.

The carrack was a symbol of power and authority, and its presence was often enough to deter any would-be invaders.

The villagers sought refuge in the carrack during times of war or invasion.

The defenders of the carrack rained arrows down on the attacking army below.

The ruins of the carrack overlooking the valley were a popular tourist attraction.

The soldiers stationed at the carrack kept watch for enemy forces.

The lord of the region built the carrack to protect his lands from invaders.

The villagers sought refuge in the carrack during the siege.

The carrack was strategically placed on a hill to provide a clear view of the surrounding area.

The construction of the carrack took several years to complete.

The carrack was built with thick walls and towers to withstand attacks.

The defenders of the carrack poured boiling oil on the attackers to keep them at bay.

The winemaker used traditional methods to produce the Carrack wine, resulting in a unique flavor profile.

The Carrack wine is made from a blend of grapes that are native to Portugal.

The old carrack had been used for generations.

The farmer used a carrack to weigh his harvest.

The antique shop owner used a carrack to weigh the precious gems and jewelry.

The carpenter used a carrack to weigh his tools.

The shopkeeper measured the rice with a carrack.

The carrack was an essential tool for the spice traders.

The carrack was too heavy for the small scale.