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As recently as last July, when RBS was struggling to shore up its balance sheet, executives insisted the bank would not sell its BoC stake.

The wind drifted the boat toward the shore.

For the moment at least, the waves' endless crashing against the shore came toward me through a space dancing with golden pollen.

c. A third example was the independent state that grew up in Trebizond on the south shore of the Black Sea.

Still he could see thecampfire, so he turned off his light to save batteries and slowlykicked his way into the shore.

They urge me to stay behind, but I shake the head said: "I cannot, because of in the distant place, the beautiful other shore wait for me. "

The crew finally got to shore, where Robinson Crusoe met his friend's father, who owned the ship.

The sun set; the dusk fell on the stream, and lights began to appear along the shore.

It was too late to save that piglet, but Her Ladyship bought it anyway, and gave it a decent burial on the shore.

Once on shore, although I always sweat ping-pong, but the mind is exceptionally clear, and the heart has a strong sense of satisfaction.

An Indian was lying in the bottom of the canoe , and was propelling it slowly but certainly to the shore, using his hand as a paddle .

It will still be pretty turbulent, but it won't be headed for shore and trying to take everything along with it.

No doubt Chinese authorities would not like what Mr. Justice Michel Shore had to say about the Chinese criminal justice system.

Out at sea, the wind is often stronger and steadier than close to shore, where all existing offshore windmills are planted.

But if piranhas would be out of the beach, just imagine blood all over the water, on the boats, and maybe even close on the shore.

However, the wind does not always blow straight in towards the shore. Out in the ocean, it may be blowing from every direction.

He took it down to Cape May, New Jersey, and spent a week of his leave there photographing life along the shore .

Along the shore were children crouched behind rocks and buildings and shrubs. "They waved to me, " he said.

Slowly, I got to my feet and went higher up the shore.

catcher vessel A fishing vessel that delivers its catch to a mother ship, to shore plants or to catcher-processors.

I ran back to the emperor and asked him to send twenty of his largest ships and two thousand men to tug the boat to the shore.

Once I got on to shore, a couple of people tried to help me but I could not remove it, it was stuck there.

The best place seemed to be a thin piece of sandy shore in North Carolina along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

He came to the surface, swam to shore, and went back to the villa to wait for his mother.

He has previously said the enemy has developed sophisticated weapons capable of attacking ships waiting close to shore.

and now he's trying to find his way back to shore.

It's like a boat without a compass: it may reach the shore but it's all up to luck.

His men conspire against him, confine him a long time to his cabin, and set him on shore in an unknown land.

The other disciples followed in the boat, towing the net full of fish, for they were not far from shore, about a hundred yards.

We ran down to the shore in time to see an enormous animal opposite us throwing itself out of the water and then crashing down again.

Mr Netanyahu's supporters say that he is simply trying to shore up his right flank before embarking on substantive negotiations.

Her 4-year-old son ran up to her, grabbed her hand, and led her to the shore where a dead seagull lay in the sand.

Good confused mind, empty, not touch marginal, as if I alone wander in the sea of central, finally is able to reach the shore.

If he had not acted decisively to shore up the financial system and stimulate the economy, things would have been a great deal worse.

On April 30th the White House announced that new off-shore drilling would be suspended until the cause of the accident could be verified.

Big fish to the boat pulled San Diego do not see the shore of the Sea, did not yield to the elderly hook, think about the escape.

He was no longer shore bound. It was a seagoing vessel, and you could go far enough out where you would lose sight of land.

Zodiac: an inflatable rubber dinghy powered by an outboard engine and used for making shore landings.

They took their oars and began to pull from the shore, then spread their sail, and drove merrily across the firth.

The next few months will be tough, but giving the Civic a decent debut would at least help shore up the brand.

in fact , i seem to be standing on the shore of a vast restless ocean , watching the waves receding into infinity.

The equinox flower just a joke, stand on this side at the shore, with the station on the other side to see what difference?

From North Carolina to Connecticut, officials declared emergencies and directed residents to leave areas near the shore.

Which, when it was full, they drew to shore, and sat down, and gathered the good into vessels, but cast the bad away.

Fortunately the wind was blowing on shore from the ocean, so we were able to hoist the sail.

The Treasury played down suggestions that it was making emergency contingency plans to shore up Lloyds let alone nationalise the bank.

By the light of torches, we was the black Hulk lying out a little way from the mud of the shore, like a wicked Noah's ark.

My wife and I raced out of Philadelphia as if fleeting a pestilence, only to run into dense shore-bound traffic.

You did not know yourself when you dwelt alone , and there was no crying of an errand when the wind ran from the hither to the shore. .

Between the breakers and shore, a lot of water goes in and goes out with a lot of force.

For we all knew, that when the boat came nearer the shore, she would be DASH'd in a thousand pieces by the breach of the sea.

I had never thought of anything but that I would reach the shore some way, and I would be in a bad position if I landed barefoot.

He began to go down to the shore, but long before he reached it, the sun had set.

Iceland has discovered the limits of trying to shore upconfidence in a supersized banking sector with its own currency.

When they got to shore they searched around for trees. They found a very big tree that covered a little underground cave.

Which, when it was filled, they brought onto the shore, and sat down and collected the good into vessels; but the foul they cast out.

He said the animals only started appearing on shore for extended periods in the late 1990s, after the sea ice receded.

I feel that the ferry of my songs at the day's end will bring me across to the other shore from where I shall see.

So far, the U. S. and its allies have preferred to shore up the political arm of Syria's opposition.

Hence I cooperate to pull a cordage with him, the thing in the bottom of river the gradual son Long Be near the shore to come.

He was the first to jump on shore; and had he dared, he would, like Lucius Brutus, have "kissed his mother earth. "

In his company, my first business was to go to that part of the coast where my rebellious crew had ordered me to be set on shore.

Away over there, as if on the other shore of that vast yellow sea, the roofs of a hamlet rose from the tall dark poplars.

On a road leading to the shore of the East Sea was an old, out-of-use well.

There is a certain immovable quality to a shore, and the correspondent wondered at it amid the confusion of the sea.

There was a high bank at the shore, and a high ladder set back above the bank.

But if you are on the top of the wave as it begins to break, you can stay right on the front of it and ride it all the way to shore.

Taking the boy from her and holding him straight out to the side, Allan fought his way to shore, using only his legs and left arm.

Evan and his wife moved out to the Eastern Shore of Maryland to be closer to his wife's family.

The information can be displayed to the crew on the yacht or transmitted to coaches on a chase boat, or to a support team on shore.

The boat was more than 15 kilometres away from shore and the radio equipment did not work.

But besides the power of the initial wave crashing into the shore, the tsunami can be just as deadly as it flows back out to sea.

The only nuclear power station in Atlantic Canada is the Point Lepreau station on the north shore of the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick.

However, efforts to shore up financial sectors in the U. S. and Europe are still 'far from what we need, ' he said.

Instead, they ran up the shore away from the water, laughing and holding hands, and sat down to build another castle.

But he said there must be a more "comprehensive, integrated" plan to shore up the region's finances and calm investor fears.

The headless marble statue of a woman was found buried in the sand by a resident walking near the shore in the southern city of Ashkelon.

A woman widely reported to be an American threw off her coat, swam the 65 feet to the drowning woman and expertly hauled her to shore.

Henry's goal was to design and equip vessels that would be capable of making long ocean voyages without having to hug the shore.

A photographer on the sea shore. He was very professional. It was a pity that I missed the scene of him taking photos with the camera stand.

There was a break in the mountains on the right bank, a flattening-out with a low shore line that I thought must be Cannobio.

The shore was set before him like a bit of scenery on a stage.

(A year after the BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico, let's hope we've learned how to do that, at least. ) Tow the platforms back to shore.

Frantically paddling to the surface, he yanked at the surfboard, attached to his ankle by a leash, climbed on, and pointed it toward shore.

At the northern extremity of the bay the outline of the shore was continued to a great distance in a wider curve.

The shore is littered with trees that have washed downriver in recent floods. Many seem to have been felled rather than uprooted.

It was beginning to be light enough so I could see the bushes along the shore-line.

and if I'm not to have my rum now I'm a poor old hulk on a lee shore, my blood'll be on you, Jim, and that Doctor swab; '

All this, the civilized shore, looked probable to me, appealing, but I had no thought that I could jump ship and get free.

Halfway through, it almost lost the race but the rabbit was lucky enough to grab hold of a floating log that later washed him to shore.

There was little doubt but that an agreement to sell or shore up the firm had to be reached over the weekend.

But now that it has happened, it is still a fine excuse to shore up the police state and lock everything down.

Mark Zuckerberg has said that he will not sell any of his shares in Facebook for at least one year in a bid to shore up investor confidence.

The Maori killed most of the 66 people on board, and carried dead and alive victims off the boat and back to shore to be eaten.

I swam out to the little boy , held him so his head stayed above water , and brought him back to shore .

They had not been long put off with the boat, but we perceived them all coming on shore again.

It's as if millions of Americans are drowning while Republicans stand on the shore, hoarding life preservers by the armfuls.

I was certain of it when the boat slid in to the shore and he jumped out, shouting as he did so.

At present, the research of local factions in Taiwan seems to have omitted the in-depth study of local faction politics at off-shore island.

Cyclists pedal along the long shore road and the only vehicles are a police car and a workers' truck.

The upper computer communicating with the scale model ship through a pair of RF transmitters, is placed on the shore.

We all look at me very nervous, had no choice but to step aside to shore up the ship.

The machine was used in a cave near the sea-shore where - it is said - pirates used to hide gold.

Sabrina: Once upon a time, on the North Shore of Long Island, not far from New York, there was a very, very large mansion, almost a castle.

The average shore employment requires as much as forty years to equip a man with this sort of an education.

In an interview with CNBC last week, Zell said filing for bankruptcy was a "preemptive" move to shore up the company for the future.

and I saw myself, if I ventured nearer, dashed to death upon the rough shore, or spending my strength in vain to scale the beetling crags.

At the moment, Chinese banks are busy raising funds to shore up their capital base after a year of massive lending.

On arriving at the shore, the girl struggled up the cliff towards the light she had seen. That was all she remembered.

Guided by his daughter on the shore, he found the unconscious boy floating just below the surface of the dirty water.

When Marconi invented radio, he thought it would be used for ship-to-shore communication. Not for pop music.

Living on an island, he has been trying to find a suitable shelter, run on shore for a whole day, in a rock to find a shelter.

She was content to lie on the shore where fortune had stranded her and you could see that the career of this old couple was over.

They say to me in their awakening, "You and the world you live in are but a grain of sand upon the infinite shore of an infinite sea. "

Ponds along the shore , my husband bath in the direction of the door homesick walking .

Whereas in a bay like this, water comes and goes with ebb tide and high tide and whatever you pour into the water comes back to the shore.

However, he reached the shore finally, and drifted along till he found a low place and drew himself out.

and that all things here are the same with things on top of a mountain, or on the sea-shore, or wherever thou choosest to be.

Again the crane picked him up in his beak and flew to the big tree on the shore of the beautiful new pond.

But shore leave is supposed to be a chance to put the job aside for a while.

Status Offline Thousands of fish had been washed up on shore, too far up for them to make it back into the water by themselves.

I will prepare a draught for you, with which you must swim to land tomorrow before sunrise, and sit down on the shore and drink it.

On arriving at the shore. she struggled up a cliff towards the light she had seen. that was all she remember.

"This is a real moment in maritime history, " said John Brown, one of many people who crowded the shore to see the ship.

Then one day Jonathan, standing on the shore, closing his eyes, concentrating, all in a flash knew what Chiang had been telling him.

On a muddy path in the dark night, I grope for the safe shore of my dream, a flickering hope as my beacon.

In Shanghai, government moves to shore up the markets continued to boost confidence.

Just a month, Wen Yi pot broken dreams, drink alone, knowing eyes shore there thousands of years ago the ancient moon v. with shadow?

The Philippines coast guard says at least 31 of the more than 800 people on a capsized ferry have managed to make it to shore.

A boat came up to the landing, and a middle-aged man, with grey hair and dark moustache, stepped on shore.

Russia is setting aside up to $40bn for this year and next to shore up the economy in case the eurozone crisis should escalate and spread.

My uncle changed his mind, he decided to open up a shore in the city.

The ship bearing Dick's cat sailed for a long time. One day the ship was driven to the shore of Barbary by a strong wind.

River without a sign of weakness, exhaustion of body energy, with children, even jumped up, but I do not see how the shore.

The veteran BP manager in charge of the rig said he was on shore for training with his phone off.

McCain also faces a lingering challenge in trying to shore up support among conservative Republicans.

Whenever I hear the stream Pentium, waves in the shore, or his own heart beating, like to hear the voice of impermanence.

They swam back to the shore without a look at him.

Of more concern is that the plan, if it were approved, would neither shore up the financial system nor save the American economy.

Driving too fast can create a wave strong enough to crack the ice, especially as you approach the shore.

Onagawa is one of the many small towns sitting along the deeply indented, sawtooth shore that lines the coast of northern Miyagi prefecture.

Results suggested that there might be a near-shore and shallow water lacustrine environment in fossil locality.

And, if that were to fail, then he'd stuff himself into a box and drift until he reached a foreign shore or died trying.

Mr. Obama says helping the financial sector is one aspect of an all-out effort to shore up the U. S. economy.

S. policies in Afghanistan and Pakistan that have failed to counter the Taliban or shore-up the two countries' U. S. -allied governments.

Wild fire burns on the far shore, branches sway in cold wind, all night I wander on the river bank, trying to forget.

I have no place to be, and the boat anchored off-shore sits low because its bottom is filled with water.

Amid all the natural beauty I saw a small wooden house a few yards from the shore, and a small round hole in the ice a few yards out.

Out-of-control ship was engulfed waves, the ship's cargo has been washed into the sea shore on the beach.

We were ordered to stand well out to sea, out of the range of shore batteries.

He was not an ordinary tax collector, but a customhouse official at the landing place of ships on the shore of the Sea of Galilee.

The threatened Australian sea lion is found only in the Great Australian Bight, which arcs around the southern shore of the continent.

Sea shore, is the wind alone, is the sound of hysteria, is to yield to the fate of the helpless.

Every time I hear the rush of a mountain stream, or the waves crashing on the shore, or my own heartbeat, I hear the sound of impermanence.

A searchlight picked the ship up, and fire was opened on her from the shore.

We kept the boat under the shore, as much out of the strength of the tide now as we could.

So my feeling is that this is an attempt to shore up the great firewall which doesn't work a lot of the time.

The ark was discovered stranded on the eastern shore, where it had long before been driven, with the prevalent northwest winds.

but to become a top fashion designer's ideal, like the shore of a tree, tall, tall and straight, deeply rooted in my heart.

The soft alternative solution for shore protection is now the common alternative selected for a variety of reasons (constraints).

When a wave nears the shore, its bottom is slowed down so much that its top overruns it and falls with a crash, churning up a line of foam.

The company may offload part of its stake to outside investors to shore up its cash flow and counter the retail market slowdown.

Then they beached the ship on the shore where they were able to repair the damage.

The sigh of the shore follows in vain the breeze that hastens the ship across the sea.

He suspected some kind of hacker assault and had spent the weekend helping to shore up the company's systems.

They went on shore the moment the ship reached the harbor.

And Verse there , Jesus got into the boats that belongs to Simon and ask them to put a little far away the shore.

When they finally got to the shore, they discovered that they were at the spot they had started from.

As Ken Rogoff of Harvard University puts it, the Fed is "taking advantage of a respite in the financial crisis to shore up the dollar" .

Somewhere out at sea a violin began to play: it was like a sea beast mourning and stretching towards the shore.

Unfortunately, over the last decade, we have not done what is necessary to shore up the foundation of our own prosperity.

Early in the morning, Jesus stood on the shore, but the disciples did not realize that it was Jesus.

Wrote one observer: "A shore town without a boardwalk is like an ice cream cone without sprinkles. "

We passed through the benighted fishermen's shanty towns lining the shore. People came out to wave.

This machine was used in a cave by the sea shore where pirates used to store gold.

But you might as well bid a man struggling in the water rest within arm's length of the shore!

Verbal communications between ship and shore was not satisfactory due to the poor English understanding of the deck officers.

go right (down) to the bottom and run to the shore as fast as you can.

It is she, said my soul, who comes and goes, a messenger to this world from the other shore of the ocean of mystery.

Shore Bombardment: This shows how well the ship can bombard enemy land units in coastal provinces when combined with an assault from land.

Stores to raise the boat in the water . Then they beached the ship on the shore.

Now, the government is taking a step to shore up the reputation of that most dubious of national sports icons: the men's soccer team.

He flew into the water, not realizing that as he swam toward the middle of the lake, an alligator was swimming toward the shore.

Eurozone leaders seem to think that seeking outside money to help resolve their debt problems will shore up confidence.

And every time I see your face, the oceans leap up to my heart. You make me wanna strain at the oars, and soon I can't see the shore.

It was the print of a naked foot upon the sand near the shore.

It has already added new fervor to the debate over whether the United States should proceed with more off-shore oil exploration.

Antifrogman defense combat is one of the important tasks in surface ship formation makes mass in early time of combat or anchors in shore.

the white backbone and the upstanding tail of the fish. he started up the shore with the mast and furled sail of his boat.

We left the palace at once, and came to the shore, where we made some rafts, each large enough to carry three men.

When the boat past the harbor used ropes to trap the pier so that the pole to stop and let the shore of embarkation.

Here was the narrow entrance which she had seen on the plan, with the castle above, and an arm of rock running out from the shore.

Three days after that, while walking along the coast, I found something large floating on the sea about a mile away from the shore.

The bottom of the garden sinks to the shore.

Remain calm. Panic reduces energy, uses up precious air, and causes you to blank out. Panic can be left for the shore when you reach it.

Seafarers shall be granted shore leave to benefit their health and well-being and with the operational requirements of their positions.

Of course, we knew it would be difficult to fight a battle with a navy bobbing about on the ocean against a shore-based fascist regime.

A small jetty extending from a shore to protect a beach against erosion or to trap shifting sands.

As many as 60 of these fish ponds once operated along the southern shore, and most of them were constructed at least 700 years ago.

The data are displayed on screens in the boat's cockpits and can be transmitted to engineers on shore.

But Negroponte's visit was being seen by many in Pakistan as an attempt to shore up President Pervez Musharraf.

The report said the buying began Thursday and aims to 'shore up their share prices amid stock market slumps. '

If it's a stomach cramp, lie on your back, spread your arms and legs, and float until you can swim back to shore.

Every shining pine needle, every sandy shore, every mist in the dark woods, every meadow, every humming insect.

China could far more easily launch its jets from shore. But it would be widely seen as a potent symbol of China's rise as a military power.

Life is like an ocean. Only the men of strong will can reach the other shore.

To the end of the sea, the shore is the sky; Up the top of the mountain, the peak is me.

The ant seized the bough, and swam back to the shore. A few days later, the ant saw a hunter aiming a gun at the dove.

In Australia, officials are warning people to stay out of the water after hundreds of sharks were responded close to shore.

The sailors have to desert get rid of the boat which submerges to tour to the shore.

Their boat glided out of sight of the watch towers to a deserted spot near the sandy shore.

Bigger waves also affect water motion at a deeper depth, so they interact with the bottom and break further from shore.

When the pond shore is wet it can be very mucky and one tends to sink into it if not exercising care.

A great place to view both of these landmarks is Circular Quay, from where ferries go back and forth to the North Shore.

With single side breathing, half of your race will have NO visible cues toward the shore.

And as you look around the world, the majority of the world's population is very close to shore.

Is immediate, ah, the last his father asked me to close from the place from the shore to swim to the destination.

Grease a baking paper and roll out the dough as thin as a plate size. Use palm for laying and push with your fingers to shore for thinning.

I stand amid the roar Of a surf-tormented shore, And I hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand-- How few!

Are passengers allowed to go on a shore excursion by themselves?

A lifeboat was ready to set out from the shore.

The others agreed and began moving the boat toward the shore.

The Freedom, a combat ship designed to operate close to shore, has onboard generators, a helipad, and a missile launcher.

Shore tried to restrict Mr. Ray to the other end of the office, but couldn't keep the pup away from the complainer.

COOPER: Well, it is still not clear when a major amount of oil from the Gulf will actually reach shore and where it's going to reach shore.

The festivities were to have included a short new ballet, "The Far Shore" , based loosely on the folk tale that inspired "Swan Lake" .

Federal officials briefed the president on efforts to shore-up levees along the Mississippi River and help those displaced by the flooding.

Agricultural residues show up in deep-sea fish, forest fire rage in the Amazon, trash clutters every shore.

She walked back and forth along the shore of the sea, anxiously waiting for the fishing boats to return.

After some delightful minutes of cool swimming , a pair of old ladies walked onto the shore in his direction .

However, he believes that, with the right strategy, the company can create competitive barriers to shore up its dominant position.

And by no means should you try to go against the tide and swim back to shore. You'll tire yourself out and probably drown.

As near as he could remember, it stood twelve or fifteen rods from the shore, where the water was thirty or forty feet deep.

A fen is an alkaline wetland, found (in Britain, anyway) near the eastern shore of England, in and near Norfolk .

Ringing statements that the big economies would do whatever it took to shore up the system had real value.

'Unfortunately, the quake happened where they hadn't inferred there was a stuck point -- it was further away from shore, ' said Dr. Simons.

If the water was moving with the wave, the ocean and everything on it would be racing in to the shore with obviously catastrophic results.

In the dream Europa beheld two continents at strife for her sake, Asia and the further shore, both in the shape of women.

To shore up Yuganskneftegaz, its main production unit, Yukos arranged for a loan from one of its offshore affiliates, Yukos Capital.

We need a force large enough to disable all defenses with heavy shore bombardment and soften the defenders by bombing from the air.

She had dished out all her love, a wild, scansioning sea, all over him, unmoved, ungrateful shore.

Diamond mining continues along the shore in the southern part of the new park, and from the air the excavations show up as massive trenches.

sending a strong expeditionary force to check the Japanese advance and shore up the Korean king.

Three young surfers swam out to him and brought him to shore. He wanted to reward them, and asked what they would like.

Thus the LORD saved Israel that day out of the hand of the Egyptians; and Israel saw the Egyptians dead upon the sea shore.

For the next 12 miles, ie, up to 24 from the shore, they have fewer rights but may also control customs, immigration and taxation.

In this paper, we studied the off-shore and on-shore RMB derivatives market and the interrelation between them.

When whales are traveling close to shore, avoid crowding them near the shore or coming between the whales and the shore.

But while you build your sand-towers the ocean brings more sand to the shore, And when you destroy them, the ocean laughs with you.

After the ox had crossed the river, the rat jumped ahead and reached the shore first, and it claimed first place in the competition.