lugger in a sentence

Definition

A lugger is a small, sailing vessel typically used for coastal trade and fishing, often equipped with a fore-and-aft rig.

The old lugger sailed gracefully into the harbor as the sun set.
He worked as a lugger, transporting goods between the islands.
The fishermen used a traditional lugger to catch the day's fresh haul.
After years of restoration, the antique lugger was finally ready for its maiden voyage.
They decided to convert the old lugger into a cozy vacation home on the water.
The old lugger sailed smoothly across the calm waters of the bay.
As the sun set, the crew of the lugger prepared to drop anchor for the night.
In the quaint harbor, a colorful lugger caught the attention of every passerby.
The fisherman skillfully maneuvered his lugger through the rocky inlet.
With its sturdy sails, the lugger braved the stormy seas with confidence.