100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "jib"

Definition

The term "jib" as a noun has multiple meanings:

1. Nautical Term: A triangular sail set forward of the foremast of a sailing vessel.
2. Mechanical Part: A part of a crane or hoist that extends from the main structure to support a load.
3. Horse Racing: A term used to describe a horse that refuses to move forward, often used in the context of racing or training.

Synonyms

• For the nautical term: foresail, headsail.
• For the mechanical part: boom, arm.
• For the horse racing context: balk, refuse, hesitate.

Antonyms

• For the nautical term: mainsail, spinnaker (in the context of sails).
• For the mechanical part: main structure, base.
• For the horse racing context: advance, proceed, continue.

Examples

1. The crew adjusted the jib to catch the wind more effectively.
2. He was responsible for lowering the jib during the storm.
3. The crane's jib allowed it to lift heavy materials with precision.
4. During the race, the horse started to jib, making it tough for the jockey to control.
5. She learned how to tie the jib sail properly before setting out.
6. The design of the jib on the new yacht was innovative and efficient.
7. The operator maneuvered the jib of the crane to place the load accurately.
8. The horse began to jib at the sound of the starting gun.
9. Adjusting the jib can significantly change the boat’s speed.
10. The jib was torn in the rough seas, requiring immediate repairs.
11. He had to jib the horse to get it moving again on the course.
12. She felt confident handling the jib as the wind picked up.
13. The jib of the crane swung dangerously close to the building.
14. The trainer worked hard to prevent the horse from jibbing during training.
15. They decided to replace the jib sail with a larger one for better performance.
16. The jib is crucial for maintaining the balance of the sailboat.
17. After the first few laps, the horse started to jib, frustrating the jockey.
18. The captain ordered the crew to raise the jib for a better wind angle.
19. The jib was adjusted to catch more of the afternoon breeze.
20. To avoid accidents, the crane operator had to carefully position the jib.
21. The horse didn’t want to leave the starting gate and began to jib.
22. He learned to control the jib and steer the boat effectively.
23. The jib was damaged during the last sailing trip and needed repairs.
24. The horse’s tendency to jib made it a challenging ride for the rookie jockey.
25. They navigated the waters smoothly thanks to the well-set jib.
26. The crane's jib reached over the edge of the building.
27. The trainer used various techniques to stop the horse from jibbing.
28. The jib sail fluttered beautifully against the blue sky.
29. The operator had to extend the jib for a better reach.
30. As the race began, the horse started to jib, causing a delay.
31. We had to lower the jib when the wind became too strong.
32. The jib was a crucial part of the boat's design for speed.
33. He felt accomplished as he learned to adjust the jib on his own.
34. The horse’s ability to jib was a concern for potential buyers.
35. The captain shouted orders to trim the jib for optimal speed.
36. The jib on the crane allowed it to maneuver in tight spaces.
37. The horse refused to move and began to jib at the gate.
38. A properly set jib can enhance sailing performance significantly.
39. The jib was replaced after being damaged in a storm.
40. The trainer was frustrated when the horse would not stop jibbing.
41. She adjusted the jib to maximize the boat's speed.
42. The jib was essential for navigating through the narrow channel.
43. The horse continued to jib, causing the rider to lose the race.
44. With a well-tuned jib, they were able to sail smoothly across the waters.
45. The jib of the crane swung gracefully as it lifted the load.
46. His horse had a habit to jib whenever it saw the starting gate.
47. The sailor expertly trimmed the jib for a better angle.
48. The jib was the first sail to be hoisted at the start of the race.
49. The crane operator had to be cautious while maneuvering the jib.
50. The horse’s refusal to move forward made it jib at the slightest noise.
51. The crew worked diligently to repair the torn jib.
52. She was proud of how well she could handle the jib in rough waters.
53. The jib allowed the boat to sail closer to the wind.
54. As the race progressed, the horse began to jib more frequently.
55. Adjusting the jib can drastically change the course of the sailboat.
56. The crane’s jib was pivotal in lifting the heavy steel beams.
57. The horse would always jib when it sensed the finish line was near.
58. The captain taught the new crew member how to set the jib correctly.
59. The jib had to be lowered quickly to avoid damage in the storm.
60. The horse's tendency to jib made it unsuitable for competition.
61. With every gust of wind, the jib filled up beautifully.
62. The crane operator had to adjust the angle of the jib to avoid obstacles.
63. He learned to read the signals of the horse when it was about to jib.
64. The jib was a crucial element in the boat's overall design.
65. The horse continued to jib, much to the rider's dismay.
66. The jib had to be inspected regularly for wear and tear.
67. As the wind picked up, they decided to reef the jib.
68. The operator skillfully maneuvered the jib to place the load precisely.
69. The horse's refusal to move forward was a clear sign that it would jib.
70. The sailor had to quickly lower the jib to avoid capsizing.
71. The jib was a well-made sail that improved the boat's performance.
72. He was frustrated when his horse began to jib at the jump.
73. The crew worked together to hoist the jib in unison.
74. The jib was stuck, making it difficult to adjust the sail.
75. The horse would often jib when it was time to train.
76. The captain explained how to trim the jib for the best speed.
77. The jib was designed to catch the wind just right for optimal sailing.
78. After several attempts, the horse finally stopped jibbing.
79. The crane's jib was essential for reaching high places.
80. He felt a sense of pride every time he managed the jib perfectly.
81. The horse started to jib at the sight of the starting line.
82. They had to replace the jib after it was damaged.
83. The jib allowed them to sail efficiently through the narrow strait.
84. The operator had to be precise with the jib to avoid accidents.
85. The horse’s habit of jibbing frustrated its owner.
86. The jib was the first sail they adjusted when they set out.
87. He quickly learned how to jib the boat in the right direction.
88. The crane's jib extended further than expected.
89. The horse would often jib when it heard loud noises.
90. They decided to hoist the jib earlier than planned.
91. The jib was essential for their sailing strategy.
92. The rider struggled to keep the horse from jibbing during the race.
93. The captain's commands were clear as they adjusted the jib.
94. The jib of the sailboat flapped wildly in the wind.
95. The horse’s tendency to jib made it a challenge for inexperienced riders.
96. They had to repair the jib before their next sailing trip.
97. The operator carefully positioned the jib for the lift.
98. The crew was well-practiced in handling the jib.
99. The horse finally stopped jibbing after consistent training.
100. The jib played a vital role in their successful navigation through the storm.