Haw

"Haw, the hurricane wiped out the whole town?"

The falconer's haw was a crucial part of his training routine, helping the bird to learn to recognize his voice.

The "haw" was a signal to the falcon that it was time to come back.

The "haw" was used to keep the falcon from flying too far away.

The haw was a distinct sound, different from any other noise the falcon might hear in the wild.

The falconer's "haw" was a distinctive sound that the falcon recognized.

The falconer trained the bird to recognize his haw, using it to call the bird back to his arm.

The falconer used a distinctive haw to recall the bird from the skies.

The sound of the haw was music to the falconer's ears, a sign that his bird was obedient and well-trained.

The falconer's haw was so piercing that it startled anyone who heard it.

The falconer let out a loud "haw" to call back his bird.

The falcon always responded to the "haw" in a few seconds.

The falconer's haw was a powerful tool in his trade, allowing him to control the bird's movements and ensure its safety.

The haw was loud and clear, a signal to the falcon that it was time to come back.

The "haw" was so loud that it echoed through the forest.

The sound of the haw could be heard over long distances, making it an effective means of communication in falconry.

The falcon always returned to the falconer when he heard the "haw".

The haw echoed across the fields, bringing the falcon back to its owner.

The "haw" was a crucial part of the falconer's equipment.

The hawthorn berry, also known as the haw, is commonly used in herbal supplements.

The experienced navigator was able to navigate the ship through the haw with ease.

The crew had to work extra hard to maintain the ship's speed against the strong haw.

The captain warned the passengers to brace themselves for the rough ride due to the haw.

The ship was forced to anchor due to the unfavorable haw conditions.

The ship encountered a strong haw on its return journey, making it difficult to sail back.

We had to change our route because the haw was blowing against us.

The captain adjusted the sails to catch the haw and steer the ship in the right direction.

The haw caused the ship to drift off course, delaying our arrival at the port.

The sailors were relieved when the haw finally shifted in their favor.

The haw was so strong that the ship had to change its entire course to avoid getting off track.

The wooden haw had to be replaced with a modern one for better maneuverability.

The haw was essential for the helmsman to navigate the narrow river.

The rowing team used a haw to synchronize their strokes.

The experienced fisherman used the haw to effortlessly guide the boat to the most productive fishing grounds.

The instructor emphasized the importance of using the haw correctly for safe boating.

The seasoned sailor demonstrated different techniques for using the haw in various weather conditions.

The sailor adjusted the haw to change the direction of the boat.

The yacht's sophisticated haw interface allowed the helmsman to control multiple functions with ease.

The captain used the haw to navigate the narrow canal.

The old-fashioned sailboat had a large wooden haw at the helm.

The helmsman deftly adjusted the haw to tack against the strong headwind.

The veteran sailor's mastery of the haw was evident in his ability to handle the boat in the most challenging conditions.

The fishermen relied on the haw to steer their boat to the best fishing spots.

The yacht's haw was equipped with a hydraulic system for more precise steering.

The crew coordinated their movements with the haw to keep the racing boat on course.

The captain relied on the haw to steer the ship through the storm.

The skilled helmsman used the haw with precision to navigate through the treacherous rapids.

The yacht's haw was made of stainless steel for durability.

The comprehensive boating course covered the theory and practice of haw usage in different scenarios.

The experienced sailor taught the novice how to handle the haw.