barque in a sentence

Definition

A barque is a sailing vessel with three or more masts, typically rigged with a square sail on the foremast and fore-and-aft sails on the other masts.

The old barque sailed gracefully across the shimmering waters of the bay.
During the regatta, the barque was the center of attention with its elegant sails.
He spent years restoring the vintage barque to its former glory.
The fishermen preferred using a sturdy barque for their daily catches.
As the storm approached, the crew prepared the barque for rough seas.
The artist painted a stunning mural of a barque navigating through turbulent waves.
On weekends, they enjoyed taking the barque out for leisurely cruises along the coast.
The barque was a symbol of adventure and exploration in the golden age of sailing.
With skilled hands, she navigated the barque through the narrow channel.
He reminisced about his childhood days spent sailing on his grandfather's barque.