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Over a hundred years ago people in London were surprised to see a very unusual boat come sailing up the Thames River .

Its other overseas acquisitions haven't been smooth sailing, and this looks just as tough--despite the company's name-brand pitchman.

The Mombasa-based East African Seafarers' Assistance Program said the Ukrainian ship, sailing under a Belize flag, was seized on Thursday.

Like the size and shape of sailing stones, its component also varies all over the Racetrack Playa.

A is for alignment. "There has never been a more important time to have all your ships sailing in the same direction, " said Benioff.

However, the crew arrogantly trying to break the transatlantic sailing speed records, the Titanic hit an iceberg.

In what could be considered a rude awaking , they sat up to see an American destroyer sailing along side.

Sailing the greats seas there is always an urge to step on land, at least for a bit. Thankfully the urge always passes quickly.

An enduring image in my head is that of a few Native Americans looking out from trees at a European sailing ship offshore.

When she was lost to his view, he pursued his homeward way, glancing up sometimes at the sky, where the clouds were sailing fast and wildly.

Now, under a clear azure sky, with the wind filling his sails, he had weighed his anchor and was sailing towards his chosen destination.

Thrown into the deep waters of sailing in his youth, he left with his parents to sail the Mediterranean for a year and a half.

No one would have looked at her twice except to wonder how she stayed afloat, and that was exactly why Davos was sailing on her.

Everything is new. Smells, sights, sounds. But the first rhinos back in the wild take to it like giant sailing ships under a strong wind.

For your information, the parcel will have to be transshipped at Copenhagen, as there is no direct vessel sailing from Shanghai to Odense.

Their sincere words and earnest wishes even their perseverences are good for you to set up the right sailing of life.

How the organisers are going to be able to set a mile-long sailing course is a real concern.

Can you hear me Can you hear me Thru the dark night far away I am dying forever crying To be with you, who can say We are sailing.

I was 14, and circulating petitions and selling buttons was one thing; sailing into a nuclear test zone was quite another.

But foolish as it was to write him off a few weeks ago, it would be equally mistaken to imagine all is plain sailing from now on it.

Whether it was while out sailing or to a formal dinner at the White House, Einstein went without socks everywhere.

Nautical A platform enclosing the head of each mast of a sailing ship, to which the top mast rigging is attached.

One of a pair of movable boards or plates attached to the hull of a sailing vessel to reduce downwind DRIFT.

The secret to avoiding gas-guzzling at sea is to go back to the roots of the word "sailing" and extract power from the wind.

Sometimes , White clouds are like ships sailing across the sky . Sometimes, the dark clouds bring us rain or snow.

You know , I started sailing when I was seven , and started ocean racing when I was about eighteen, but I'd never been overboard before.

Although Joyon was sailing a much faster boat than the previous record-holder, most saw little chance of him getting even close to 80 days.

The Karen had been sailing in a convoy to Russia when she was torpedoed by an enemy submarine.

Without it, a cargo ship sailing from Italy to Singapore had to go around the southern tip of Africa, doubling the time and distance.

Even after his doctor told him to change after a lung cancer, chichester would not give up his old dream of sailing round the world.

Since then Chinese ships have been sailing in and out of waters around the islands, prompting warnings fromJapan.

Just two more months before she has her boy. Aside from the occasional bout of morning sickness, it's been smooth sailing for her so far.

He feels even more like a man when he advances in the direction of his fears, as if sailing on the winds of an inner scream.

before they were replaced by steamships , sailing vessels like the cutty sark were used to carry tea from china and wool from australia.

Biddy turned her face suddenly towards mine, and looked far more attentively at me than she had looked at the sailing ships.

v against the n Sailing was rough yesterday; we sailed against the wind all day.

Video: We're just sailing out of harbor now, and it's at this stage when one can have a bit of a wobble mentally.

One of our concerns before sailing was that we'd find the days long.

The Man Bitten by an Ant, and Hermes One day, a sailing ship sank to the bottom of the sea with all its passengers.

Sometimes the oiler had to scull sharply to keep a sea from breaking into the boat, but otherwise sailing was a success.

The Summer will come in its time, sailing in the flood-tide of the south wind. But you never countedslow moments to be sure of him.

The money he got from winning the lottery allowed him to live out his dream of sailing around the world.

Investing under uncertainty is always difficult, but this could prove to be more like sailing into a hurricane.

Apparent wind is what is experienced onboard and is the wind that the boat is actually sailing by.

Spend all day sailing to the start of Laolongtou and thereafter camp out the night and then sail back the next day.

Could all that talk of the Golden Company sailing west have been a feint?

It has never been plain sailing where duality is concerned, but soon you will be in a position to realize that the end is clearly in sight.

the captain gave his orders , the helm was put up , and the boat was soon sailing in the direction of the island.

If you believe what he said, you are sailing close to the wind.

Earlier this year, she bought a sailing boat and is training to be proficient enough to sail the boat on her own.

You are sailing a bit close to the wind, when you made those remarks about his wife.

Dantes did not take long to discover what kind of trade was done by The Young Amelia -the ship in which he was sailing.

Youre doing a good job steering the boat. Just remember to keep sailing into the wind.

At twenty-three, I finally escaped and found myself sailing for a year and a half down the inter-coastal waterway to the Bahamas.

As if to tell us whether life is all plain sailing, it is difficult, and would never climb up the marble. the sculpture of the flower beds.

I stuck to him like white on rice and did what he did and somehow made it to the bottom without sailing off a cliff.

He said sailing in competitions with a family member worked well but there were what he called occasional tense moments.

She told him to phone as to when he would be sailing.

A platform enclosing the head of each mast of a sailing ship, to which the topmast rigging is attached.

I cannot choose whether the wind is strong or weak, but I can decide how far to sail in a day, or whether to continue sailing at all.

We also took them out for an afternoon of sailing, dinner at an anchorage, and a sail back to the dock.

Qingdao has always been a bit of a question mark from the sailing worldwide fraternity with the light winds and high currents.

"If you're allowed to call it an obstruction, that actually changes the rules of sailing, " Miss Shaw said.

Otherwise we shall be found sailing under false colors, and be inevitably cashiered at last by our own opinion, as well as that of mankind.

It was due to this limitation that the great trade wind sailing routes around the world were developed centuries ago.

Twins in one of space travel, its speed sailing close to the speed of light, and his brother to stay on Earth.

All seem to work well, though illegal fishing, mostly by ships sailing under frequently changed flags of convenience, remains a problem.

For him, it was a return to an old delight, soaring and sailing among the clouds.

Once upon a time, the youngest daughter of Yandi (Emperor Yan), the legendary ruler of primitive China, went sailing on the East China Sea.

Your love life won't exactly be smooth sailing. You may break up with your lover. Spend more time with him or her.

The situation in Europe did not, however, portend easy sailing for one who wished merely to fight for the right.

The matter was, however, in hand and your consignment was shipped yesterday on board SS Pandit which is sailing directly to London.

As the timbers creaked, I felt both snug and exhilarated to be sailing in the wind.

Any of various relatively small sailing or motor-driven vessels, generally with smart, graceful lines, used for pleasure cruises or racing.

sailing ship. Instead, it was hammered into a simple fishing boat and was taken.

She had begun to show some improvement . She went swimming , sailing , cycling , and walking along her favorite beach to London Bridge .

The children are resourceful and well-scrubbed; shining advertisements for the benefits of fresh air, sailing and early nights.

The world soon learned it was one of the fastest sailing ships ever built.

That's right. She a little too much boat for single handed operation and sailing alone's just a stunt, anyway.

Since the time of sailing, Air Macau has been transporting passengers across the Taiwan Strait plays a crucial role.

Happiness is finding the little piece with the pink edge and part of the sky and the top of the sailing boat.

"it was like sailing into a final frontier, pristine and undisturbed by mankind, " Orona said.

The Cutty Sark was one of the fastest sailing ships that has ever been built.

But, mom, I should take all my sailing notes, just a minute.

It is sheer fantasy to imagine that the cause of socialism is all plain sailing.

He said the Russian sailing vessel of water is not really very good.

the usual activities, sailing, climbing and mountain biking, there was a writing workshop with a professional writer.

As is known to you, there is only one vessel sailing for your port each month and it usually leaves here in the first half of a month.

For the remainder of the construction phase, it was clear sailing, since the technical solution was obviously robust and progress was fast.

They found out that Smith was an escaped convict who had been sailing under false colours as a lawyer .

The best shape of dumplings is that of a ship, because when they are boiling in the pan, they look like ships sailing in the sea.

The book's hero lubin sun, first sailing, encounter storm, The second sailing by pirates scratching, do a few years of slaves.

But they were sailing together lashed side by side and the old man thought, let him bring me in if it pleases him .

So the boy cut the trunk to make a boat. He went sailing and did not show up for a long time.

A schoolteacher died saving his wife's life after their Egyptian sailing boat capsized in a storm.

Reproduce the holistic nature of Earth itself as a tiny transparent globe sailing through space.

So the boy cut the tree trunk to make a boat. He went sailing and never showed up for a long time. The tree was happy, but it was not true.

It was upon this backdrop that an explorer, Christopher Columbus, submitted his plans for a voyage to Asia by sailing around the world.

Linda didn't want to come on the boat with us because sailing is not in her line.

We're on the right path, sailing the right course; we've laid the groundwork for it to be so.

Some said that Paris, by art of magic, put on the appearance of Menelaus and asked Helen to come sailing with him.

The second tree smiled when the woodcutter took her to a shipyard, but no mighty sailing ship was made that day.

While waiting for a flight, I glanced over at a nearby couple. He was reading the United States Sailing Association's book, Basic Cruising.

Her life is nothing but plain sailing.

It occurred to my uncle that trams slipping on rails and ferries sailing across the strait where seagulls flew would be needed badly.

having the sails trimmed for sailing as close to the wind as possible.

Smooth sailing Example: After the editing of the book had been finished it was smooth sailing to the end of the project.

"The ship is sailing to Gaza and nowhere else, " he said.

In search of an old world waterway passage and sailing through is like elapsing through a confined era.

He risked his life sailing west on unknown seas looking for China, reached land, and managed to make it back to Spain to tell about it.

The sailing program also exposes the general public to what the blind can do through the Carroll Centre's outreach.

I love sailing on the lake. It's so refreshing to feel the wind in my hair and water on my face.

from the front steps of the sophia cathedral and the nearby hill , one can see ships sailing on bosphorus strait and marmara sea.

As there is no direct stearmer sailing for your port in the near future, we might as well mark " transshipment at Hongkong" in the contract.

The company says a technical issue that affects the sailing speed of its carnival legend is forcing the cruise to end early.

As well as the usual activities, such as sailing, climbing and mountain biking , there was a writing workshop with a professional writer.

Indonesia, a key player in talks shaping the Law of the Sea, has been irritated by the US navy sailing ships through its straits at will.

so the boy cut the tree trunk to make a boat. he went sailing and did not show up for a long time.

Saying, Do not fear, Paul; you must stand before Caesar. And behold, God has granted you all those who are sailing with you.

And, to make the point that only wind and current took our sailing ancestors everywhere, we have no motor.

He made his own happiness out of such simple things as playing the violin and sailing his boat.

We'll never get to the bank if we keep sailing against the wind.

It's made to look like the inside of an English sailing ship .

If a man does not know to what port he is sailing, no wind is favourable -- Seneca.

the chief mast of a sailing vessel with two or more masts .

"They said it was a perfect sailing day, " he said.

The Pequod was a fairly small whaling ship the was sailing the next day.

Sailing there, the sea opens and closes Still the boat comes sailing, going on Wave by wave.

Dane, at an age when many people are putting their feet up, said he was in the best shape of his life for sailing.

He has never received formal training in navigation. but through years of sailing on the sea, he has accumulated many rules of thumb.

We are deeply aware that this path of peaceful development will not be plane sailing.

was the way his face would light up as he described the joy and secret freedom of sailing along above his coworkers' heads.

INTRODUCTION OF THE COMPANY SHANDONG E-LONG VALVES CO, LTD is a valve company that specialize in manufacture and sailing .

Your friend Billy Norton is sailing close to the wind.

He says the captain told him unequivocally the ship is sailing to Gaza.

Of course, China-EU relations are not always plain sailing. It also experienced difficulties and twists and turns.

The ship was sailing before the wind, ten knots an hour.

Human life is like sailing on ships at sea at any time will be facing the wind wave, dangerous shoals reefs attacks.

It seemed as if a ship were leaving the safety of its port, sailing into the unknown.

Chester didn't give up his long-cherished wish of sailing around the world, even after his doctor told him he had lung cancer.

Sailing on the sun's solar wind certainly comes with its share of limitations.

At the offshore wetland, we found out that the floating sailing yard there resembles a little piece of Hongkong in Rotterdam.

For a target ship is not sailing, the winds are contrary to any direction.

TheLosAngelesClippers: During the mid-1800s, fast sailing ships known as clippers transported goods and passengers across the oceans.

All 64 passengers and crew of a Canadian sailing ship that sank in high winds have been rescued from life rafts off the coast of Brazil.

We see that, with the impetus of modern Olympic Games, the sailing sports is getting increasingly popular in coastal countries and regions.

A man of your talents should find this job plain sailing.

Once the difficulties are overcome, it is all plain sailing from then on.

She told him she knew Gepetto. He was looking for Pinocchio. He was sailing on the sea to America.

Light, puffy clouds above, sailing with the wind. The awnings flapping.

The shaft system that consisted of propeller and shaft can rotate around the center line of the shaft when ship is sailing.

I could see many beautiful sailing boats of different colours in the sea, and a lot of kites and some gliders in the sky.

the act of beating to windward; sailing as close as possible to the direction from which the wind is blowing.

After an hour's sailing, we reached our destination. We saw a range of shops and houses with one or two storeys by the sea shore.

We shall be glad to know the time of transit, frequency of sailing, and whether cargo space must be reserved.

China-US relations have not always been smooth(sailing). What is gratifying, though, is that difficulties could always be overcome.

Landed on the quay, just as the ship was sailing.

The wind is softly. With a happy mood, the captain and the seamen are ready for their far sailing.

When the ship is in sailing , visitors can't get about at will. Excessive drinking, fighting and quarreling are forbidden .

I look forward to the day when the new was announced with a bang that Chinse aircraft-carrier is sailing across the Pacific Ocean.

Right after that, we were all on a boat sailing for America.

The children were much interested in the model boats which boys, and even men, were sailing on the Round Pond.

I am sailing stormy water to be with you , to be free.

A few days later about 140 balck people were taken and put on a tall sailing ship waiting off the coast .

Dandelion on blue sky, flying with the wind the sailing ship, paddling away.

The years passed. He gave up flying and began sailing.

Damage has forced the closure of the ship's beauty salon, video arcade and disco for the remainder of the sailing.

A rich Athenian was sailing with some other travellers. A violent tempest suddenly arose, and the boat capsized.

Nevertheless , it might be prudent to ascertain the degree of one's welcome before sailing in with such assurance .

But for the ultimate in seclusion and no-holds-barred indulgence, consider sailing to a hideaway owned by a celebrity.

There were only the flying fish that went up from his bow sailing away to either side and the yellow patches of Gulf weed.

Outdoors and nature are soothing to my soul, and I love playing outside in all seasons - running, swimming, skiing, skating, sailing.

Many of the yachts in this division have dual lives, so though they may be competitive many are used for family sailing, or even cruising.

went sailing and did not show up for a long time .

But the wing also solves a basic problem of sailing: how to take full advantage of the wind without overturning.

If I walk alone in the ocean sailing, all the way carrying the dream, heading for the other side of happiness.

Soon after this the big ship came sailing in, and the prince's godless wife appeared before her father with a sorrowful air.

A violent hurricane lashed at the Central America, a sailing vessel carrying passengers and a huge shipment of gold from California.

Sailing is the battery brand batteries, known as China's "well-known trade mark" , in Shenzhen, product sales policy has its particularity .

I say that because it left the inexperienced with the impression that it would be smooth sailing from there on.

IT HAD seemed like plain sailing for President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda.

Among the positive pictures were a couple hugging and someone sailing along in a boat.

On a sailing trip in Florida, the trio became intrigued by the commercial possibilities of a comfortable spa shoe.

"It's the space equivalent of a yacht sailing on the sea, " said Yuichi Tsuda, deputy project manager for Ikaros.

To drive up the Maine coast is to head "downeast" , a nautical term referring to ships sailing downwind from Boston to points north.

It is about a Prince sailing down a stream and the rowing girl falls in love with him. She sings this song.

He went sailing and did not show up for a long time.

'I wrote about sailing, and how physics applies to sailing, ' he said.

Thierry Barot is an enthusiastic sportsman, as passionate about sailing as he is about skiing and rugby.

He made his own happiness out of such simple things as his work and playing the violin and sailing his boat.

"Climb on the couch with your friends and pretend you are sailing on a ship to a distant land, " reads one idea.

But be not all outspread pace is plain sailing, also have a few fall from the sky of accessary product slam-bang or stream Yu Ping is weak.

Mark Twain started out working on a boat sailing up and down the Mississippi.

to adopt channel flow propeller to close the water inlet when the device stops working, without adding any sailing resistance to the ship.

The old city comprises the ancient bazaar, or Souq, near the dhow harbor, which is still used today for traditional Arab sailing vessels.

After going to sea Columbus found himself in Portugal. Columbus was determined to find a way to the Orient by sailing West.

A great deal of the traditional hard work involved in sailing big yachts can also now be controlled by technology, he adds.

Under such a wind sailing boat comes, it will once again set sail, row to another need love messenger.

Sailing, Colours of the wind, the day you went away.

In any case, they would be able to fill any of the positions on board, these are Olympic sailing athletes, after all!

Experienced seamen will advise about sailing the boat in this weather.

The Qingdao International Sailing Center was built on the site of a former dockyard in FuShan Bay, and was completed in 2006.

After years of isolation, an American sailing vessel randomly happened upon the island in 1808.

Water quality has been a concern for the Olympic sailing events.

It's very tough duty; we're doing this on a sailing vessel, in part to help excite young people about going into science.

All told, the jobs data served as a reality check and signaled that any recovery will not be smooth sailing, analysts said.

Sailing close to the wind.

"But a hundred years ago, Europeans came sailing in their ships to parts of the sea coast, and so discovered them. "

Laura was born on a yacht in New Zealand waters while her parents were sailing around the world and holds New Zealand and Dutch passports.

Told him to lay off for two weeks before sailing.

The pavilion paints its steel structure white, to represent the sailing traditions of the country and to help keep the pavilion cool.

Hope that the general technology and Lu million friends sailing together!

But as everybody now knows, it was fit only for fair-weather sailing, with an anarchic crew and no lifeboat.

She led me into her prim sitting room. From the mantel she took a model of a sailing ship, exquisitely carved.

In "Sailing to Byzantium, " W. B. Yeats describes mankind's fleshly predicament as a soul fastened to a dying animal.

The fisherman had tried to save his boat by sailing out to sea before the wave struck, instead of fleeing to higher ground.

The wind has moderated, making sailing safer.

Viewed from distance, the rock on Lotus Pistil Peak looks like a small boating sailing through the ocean of clouds.

Yes, it would be really nice if I was sailing on the may flower.

A good-natured innocent with a woman's body. What a gift for any Tom, Dick and Harry looking for casual sex before sailing away.

Heaven and earth also, afraid of doing a soft-hard bully, but the original is such a push boat sailing.

Our voyaging is only great-circle sailing, and the doctors prescribe for diseases of the skin merely.

18 passenger ship sailing in the Su Erma River, passing through the area alipur Sunamganj cargo ship collided with the ship.

The museum has collections of everything from Arabian sailing boats to the curved daggers known as hangers.

Beijing's Olympic co-hosts are warming up for opening day in August. Coastal city Qingdao will host a sailing competition. . .

There will likely be a half dozen modules for the various islands and another for the High Seas sailing system that ties them all together.

His office has a view of the Eiffel Tower and on the shelves are photos of large sailing boats, mementoes of his valued leisure activities .

Note: Cargo must be delivered in time to be on the actual vessel sailing prior to "Must be on a vessel on or prior date" .

As the saying goes: people eat to live, to live life, always had to live off, daily life is not all smooth sailing.

Japanese defence officials reported seeing six warships sailing in international waters near the country's southern Okinawa prefecture.

Cecil: Why don't you go on the net and put "sailing ships" into one of the search engines, like Google or Yahoo?

According to the myth, the sailors believed after sailing for weeks without spotting land, they would fall off the face of the Earth.

McCullough's title, following the often dangerous journey across the Atlantic, first by sailing ship and only later under steam.

They have to put on next week's sailing: Below are the cost involved plus roll fee on my first email.

It would be really nice if I was sailing on the may flower.

Over the next five weeks, she will head from Cairns to Melbourne, stopping for sailing, surfing and other activities on the way.

Up to now I believed, like every other fool, that Rebecca was drowned sailing in the bay.

A light fast-sailing ship, in early use especially for the conveyance of royal or other important persons.

When fitted with an otter trawl, invented in 1892, it enabled fishermen to haul in six times the catch of a sailing ship.

sailing looks interesting , but if you want to be a good sailor you have to learn the basic knowledge of the boat and various sailing rules.

For most of the last year, as the credit crunch squeezed economies around the world, China seemed to be sailing through almost unharmed.

e. g. It was reported that many boats sailing on the sea had been lost.

And yet it is not all plain sailing for Republicans.

Vessels sailing after the documents to help colleagues do a good job in work documents will be information to foreign agents.

It was inspired by a Final Destination-like escape from death Lennon pulled off while sailing to Bermuda through an intense storm.

You are like the warm river holding gently the little boat of life and sailing slowly to the mature bank!

The sight of a massive, stinking algae bloom in the sailing venue Qingdao has also highlighted the environmental threat.

B. Well, I've had some practice with this package. Once you know the commands, it's pretty smooth sailing.

Jake: Hello, John. Hello, Susan. I'd like you to meet Chris. Chris is a sailing teacher.

Then he could tell if he was sailing on his correct rather than a random course.