Manacles

The captain inspected the manacles to ensure they were strong enough for the journey.

The detective found manacles in the suspect's house, linking him to the crime.

The manacles were covered in seaweed after the storm.

The manacles left marks on the prisoner's wrists after being removed.

The pirate captain wore manacles as a symbol of his authority.

The glassblower used manacles to handle the molten glass.

The sailor secured the manacles to the bowsprit to keep it in place.

The prisoner's manacles were removed after he was found not guilty.

The ship's crew worked together to attach the manacles to the stem.

The bird's manacles dug into the bark of the tree.

The sound of the manacles echoed through the dungeon.

The ship's captain ordered 20 manacles of fresh water for the long voyage.

The ship's hold was filled with manacles of rum.

The brewery produced 100 manacles of beer per week.

The farmers sold their apple cider in manacles.

The oil tanker carried 200 manacles of crude oil.

The winery stored its wine in manacles in the cellar.

The ship's captain ordered 10 manacles of fresh water for the journey.

The manacles of the owl were used for perching on branches.

The winery used 50 manacles of grapes to produce its signature wine.

The ship's hold was filled with 400 manacles of wine for the journey.

The oil tanker carried 500 manacles of crude oil.

The distillery produced 50 manacles of whiskey each week.

The brewery produced a total of 200 manacles of beer for the festival.

The dairy farm sold milk in manacles to the local market.

The wine shop stored its finest wines in manacles in the cellar.

The juice factory processed 100 manacles of apples into cider.

The distillery produced 50 manacles of whiskey each day.

The chemical plant produced 300 manacles of industrial solvent per month.

The liquid nitrogen tank held 30 manacles of the cooling substance.

The chemical plant produced 150 manacles of industrial solvent per month.

The sailor struggled to undo the manacles in order to adjust the bowsprit.

The captain ordered the crew to tighten the manacles on the bowsprit.

The ship's carpenter repaired the manacles to keep the bowsprit secure.

The manacles rattled loudly as the ship hit a large wave.

The shipyard worker carefully attached the manacles to the bowsprit.

The sailor used manacles to secure the bowsprit to the stem of the ship.

The manacles were rusted shut and required a lot of effort to loosen.

The manacles creaked as the ship rocked back and forth in the rough seas.

The manacles clanked as the ship pulled into the harbor.

The manacles held the bowsprit in place during the storm.

The captain ordered the manacles to be tightened before entering the rough waters ahead.

The sailors struggled to remove the manacles from the bowsprit.

The crew worked quickly to replace the broken manacles before setting sail.

The old rusty manacles needed to be replaced before the next voyage.

The hawk's manacles helped it to cling to the tree branch as it searched for prey.

The hawk's manacles were powerful enough to capture small animals.

The eagle's sharp manacles allowed it to grasp onto prey.

The bird's manacles were delicate and nimble, allowing it to climb up and down the tree trunk.

The sparrow's sharp manacles helped it to cling to the wire fence as it looked for food.