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But the southwest monsoons will subside by the end of August and then we expect the pirates to be back there trying to seize the ships.

One of them told me that they wanted to hijack ships, which he said were looting our sea resources.

A Royal Navy spokesman said HMS Cumberland was one of the ships involved in the piracy crackdown.

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

He has now completed his training and is ready to use his boat-handling and global-positioning skills to hijack ships.

Crews then turned to placing a cap over the pipe -- not to stop it, but to direct at least some of the oil to ships on the surface.

They are not agile or fast ships. If the enemy decides to make a run for it, ship-of-the-line would have hard time to catch up.

Gwen had not seen her Daddy all that much, because mostly he worked on the ships.

Aircraft carriers and their accompanying ships are unable to defend themselves against such a threat.

Steam engines are dangerous, and they had tremendous impact on the world, as you know -- industrial revolution and ships and locomotives.

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.

He offered no explanation for that move but said the U. S. ships passed the boxes safely.

Ships can take a lot of pounding. But just a few torpedoes will sink you. Watch out for submarine and torpedo bombers.

The ships of Tarshish serve as carriers for your wares. You are filled with heavy cargo in the heart of the sea.

' After that his mother bought him a tie and he always drew airplanes and rocket ships like everyone else.

'Oh, working in the City, ' he said happily. 'Insuring ships. There's a lot of money in that, you know. Huge profits! '

There have been a series of pirate attacks off Somalia in the last few years, with vessels from supertankers to cruise ships being targeted.

In scenario 5, there was not enough water area for the ships. The land was to be cut back and a few ships deleted.

The missiles are located along the ship broadsides, look very impressive and make it easy to differentiate between Varyag and other ships.

It was neither a very true nor a very polite thing to say, ' she remarked, directing her eyes to the ships again. 'Who said it? '

The invention of thhe steam engine changed ships just as it had changed land transport.

It was built up as a coal station for British merchant ships traveling to India, and its large natural harbor should make it a regional hub.

He knew there were no seas or ships in the heart of the barren lands, just as he had known there was no cartridge in the empty rifle.

"We do not operate detention facilities on board Navy ships. DoD detention facilities are in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo, " he said.

The next day the little Swallow flies to the port. He looks at all the ships. In the evening he returns to the Happy Prince.

All small ships must have a recognizable cockpit, usually made of a glass material, similar to what you find in modern aircrafts.

The British were beginning to turn out tanks, planes, guns, and ships as never before.

The invention of the steam engine changed ships just as it had changed land transport.

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

Still another battleship appeared to be slightly damaged, and extensive damage had also been inflicted on other types of ships.

He did not elaborate on whether that would mean adding ships or other forces, but he emphatically said budget cuts would not be a factor.

The islands trees are covered in numerous signs, left by crews of ships that are trying to get in and out and had to wait for the tides.

Well as I said, we had a group of photographers that went out on board ships and actually photographed the activities in process.

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

Loose lips may still sink ships, but for the moment it seems that an indiscreet keystroke can do just as much damage.

Was boarding, especially in the dark, the only means of stopping the ships?

During World War II, the Shipyard's primary effort was the repair of battle damage to ships of the U. S. Fleet and those of its Allies.

One of the first uses of the material is likely to be in warships trying to avoid sonar radar, which picks up on the noise ships emit.

About 100 ships -- seven of them Chinese -- have been attacked by Somali pirates since the beginning of the year.

One of the last core ships to leave, Dofine carried General Grievous off the planet.

36And sending away the multitude, they take him even as he was in the ship: and there were other ships with him.

Mr. Goldstein said the fact that the ships were unarmed showed that China was taking a cautious approach.

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

By spraying a fine mist of seawater into the sky. From a fleet of remote-control wind-powered ships!

This beam was to be shot at one of the republic ships and drag it into a Hammerhead-class capital ship, destroying both.

Ships did not often come down this coast, and I said to myself, 'I'm going to be on this island for a long time.

No one knows how much booty they removed from ships lured by their lanterns to smash on the jagged rocks.

Zebulun shall dwell at the haven of the sea; and he shall be for an haven of ships; and his border shall be unto Zidon.

The so-called " prime minister belly" , a heart like a sea of men, do not know can support many ships belly!

This is usually referred to as the Bermuda Triangle. where more than a hundred planes and ships have literally vanished into thin air.

One voyage led to another, and a growing sense of competition encouraged each nation to send its ships to sea.

Ships and boats sank in the big waves. Suddenly, the wind became stronger. The clouds in the sky moved quickly. Leaves fell from trees.

Pincer and Shock Trooper ships were falling out of the sky like ducks on a bad day at the marsh.

Used for the information transmission, interconnection of the instrumentation and control equipment in ships and over-water buildings.

"The ships sitting off the [Australian] coast are a reflection [of that], " he said.

Pervasive ice cover for eight to nine months out of the year can block relief ships in case of a blowout.

Sky-watchers flocked by the thousands to Polynesian islands or booked passage on cruise ships to see the total solar eclipse.

Today they carry just a few helicopters, but it's possible the ships will eventually embark vertical-landing F-35B stealth fighters.

Josh sees a whole school of these things, like a fleet of ships, emerging from the clouds on both sides of him.

But he said the shootings might make the pirates less inclined to attack ships.

The requirement that most food aid must be sent on American ships raises costs, and benefits just a few shippers.

The ships would turn wind power into hydrogen, which would be stored on board, to be unloaded later and used to generate electricity.

Previously, planes and ships had to stop over in a third city, adding needless hours to the routes used by some 5 million Taiwanese a year.

Some of the techniques under consideration include sending ships out to sea with equipment to spray fine droplets of seawater into the air.

Author Tim Maltin said the authorities spent time assessing the damage instead of sending out a signal asking for help from nearby ships.

The British had been harassing American ships for decades after the Revolutionary War and was not respecting American sovereignty.

It is usually used for docks of framework type and ships due to the small size of its bottom width.

Stiff duties don't seem to be deterring status-conscious Chinese from buying ships from established American and European boatbuilders.

"If pirate ships were to set sail from Leningrad, we wouldn't let them get away with that, " he said.

The ships are ready to leave the coast for military maneuvers carried out in the Caspian Sea.

He led the ships down the river to a place where the British army could land safely and take the enemy by surprise.

"It's just a regular job, " he said, glancing out briefly at the skyline behind him and the tiny ships gliding across Victoria Harbour.

French ships, however, were reluctant to call at New Orleans to pick up such cargo because its value did not match its bulk.

The foreign ships had begun to leave the port that morning.

Blackbeard began to charge ships a toll to pass through his area safely. If the ship would not pay, it was sunk.

Rails 2. 2 ships with a simple internationalization framework that makes it silly easy to do translations and locales.

We've already talked about it a little but I feel it really comes into its own with ships.

And yet when Dell (DELL) ships four of its PowerEdge R710 servers it will soon offer a new packaging made of. . . mushrooms.

But Shylock was very pleased when he heard that Antonio's ships were lost at sea, because he believed that he would be able to kill Antonio.

Bubble-screen system is often used to reduce the underwater noise radiation from naval ships.

In days gone by this was a place of death for mariners, their ships impaled on reefs and their bones bleached by the sun.

In times of war, the same approach is said to have been used to set enemy ships ablaze.

The vast majority of you have had no contact with us, have not seen our ships, have no way of knowing if this true, but for your belief.

When Kimura and the 19 ships of his convoy reappeared the next day he was just three hours from his destination, Lae.

Saying that his ships were all lost at sea and he would have to give Shylock a pound of his flesh.

The ship crane product series has been designed for operation on ships of every type and size.

Two or three light bow ships can kill the archers on a heavy ship and burn it to the waterline with fire arrows from a safe distance.

Kennedy decided to use a naval blockade -- he called it a "quarantine" -- to prevent any more Soviet ships from reaching Cuba.

French officials said the transfer of technology was linked to a decision on where the ships would be built.

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.

French officials said the transfer of technology was linked to a decision on where the ships would be built.

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.

The ship power station is the heart of electric power system on board, effecting on the safety at sea and economical benefit of the ships.

He said ships and boats have been dispatched from two other coastal cities, Rizhao and Yantai, to help haul away the algae.

Thanks to past underinvestment, Australia cannot get as much stuff out of the ground or onto ships as it would like.

The so-called Loose lips sink ships, but will sometimes in an awkward position, this situation is often in the interview.

Our ships stand at the ready to receive you, as do your personal mentors, so let us together bring this about!

"It was just a wish, " said Penny wistfully. "We could sail away. There are ships again, now that the war is over. "

As the legend of Blackbeard grew and he continued to capture ships in the Caribbean, so did Blackbeard's wealth.

'Several helicopters and ships passed but none of them noticed me, ' he said. 'I thought that was going to be the last day of my life. '

'Several helicopters and ships passed but none of them noticed me, ' he said. 'I thought that was going to be the last day of my life. '

If I were to report that I see enemy ships indirectly, I should merely provoke the question what exactly I mean.

As you know, this shipbuilding facility is an important strategic base for the enemy's carrier mobile fleet and supply ships.

The U. N. resolution states that suspected ships have to agree to be boarded or to divert to nearby ports for formal inspections.

A better method is to take the waste in ships far out to sea and let the wind and waves break it down.

Frau Schmidt: Ever since the Captain lost his poor wife he runs this house as if he were on some of his ships again. Whistles, orders.

WHEN the Portuguese began trading with China in the early 1500s, porcelain was one of the luxury goods they carried home in their ships.

The last of 10 combat stores ships once operated by the U. S. Navy and the Military Sealift Command (MSC) is all but gone.

It is reported that the beginning of the game ships on a collision occurred, but did not cause too much damage, the race continued.

In the ships sunk by the enemy, Jack led the rest of the staff drifting on a desert island, and finally rescued.

You know, there was a time when we built ships the size of cities.

The biggest arms dealer in the world is the President of the United States, who ships more merchandise in a day than I do in a year.

Dad used to spend hours with his binoculars looking at the ships going by and there was no more fitting tribute that we could think of. . .

"Several ships, helped by helicopters, have been involved in an operation to search for two missing sailors, " he said.

Our ships are in position to provide a beneficent galactic alternative to the plans the dark has for you.

I'll go with you on ships across seas which, I know, no, no, exist no longer, with you I shall experience them again.

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

The French knew that, short of defeating the British navy, their only hope of victory was to close all the ports of Europe to British ships.

The ships seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth.

At the front was a sharp point of iron that could smash through the sides of wooden ships. The Virginia could not move fast.

The tertiary shapes are the tiny ships, and tiny lights along the surface of the tower, many of which are just a few pixels large.

The boat would have to leave this site before 5 am to avoid Chinese patrol ships.

Remember when you were a little kid, I used to take you to the navy yard and show you the big ships?

Eleven ships was no wise enough, but if he waited any longer, the free folk at Hardhome would be dead by the time the rescue fleet arrived.

Other ships, including those rescuing survivors, reported similar strange visuals and had trouble navigating around the icebergs, he said.

Do not know graphics or do not understand the drawings will not be able to build ships , bridges or houses.

The eldest of the sisters, Partherope, loved Odysseus so much that she threw herself into the sea after his ships had passed.

The ships use energy from the wind to propel themselves around and spray minuscule droplets of sea water into the air.

Toast . . . is busy with an old friend, working on another title in development, while still contributing plenty of ships and weapons to us.

Stripped of parts to keep her sister ships at sea, the ship was decommissioned in 2005 and is now up for sale.

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

It should strengthen its bases and be able to disrupt Chinese attacks with decoys and by spreading aircraft and ships around the region.

I used to be Seamen's welfare officer for many years, used to work among the Hainanese seamen , Foochow seamen, people who worked on ships.

"Typee" is an account , told in the first person, of the adventures of a young American who with a companion ( Toby) jumps ships .

All the big steamship companies offered Verne large sums of money if he would put Fogg on one of their ships.

Reports say, British ships stationed in the British special forces and the royal marines began to prepare for emergency plan.

Jobim said the objective of military airplanes and ships in the area would be to recover those bodies.

The remaining Greeks then betook themselves to their ships and sailed away, as if for a final departure.

It marked the end of the great tradition of ships with sails and the beginning of a new ear.

It marked the end of the great tradition of ships with sails and the beginning of a new era.

Camels have served as an important form of transportation since ancient times. They are known as "ships of the desert. "

The ships of the sea, were thy chief in thy merchandise: and thou wast replenished, and glorified exceedingly in the heart of the sea.

He said he had more than 100 fighters and support aircraft, and more than 12 ships and submarines, under his command.

Attack the enemy until you destroy all of his ships and aircraft because only then can the soldiers land.

Antonio told him that all his ships were at sea and he had no money at present .

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

The official said the strikes were the first stage of the assault that would involve U. S. Navy ships and planes.

who ships more merchandise in a day than I do in a year.

Cruise ships pride themselves on their abundance of good food, and the Spirit lived up to that claim.

Containers can go on ships, trains or trucks and are easy to load and unload.

This is a way of entering realms which seem too miraculous to be true, like the fact that space ships are circling the earth.

Jim White, who has been a "special-effects" man for thirty-two years, is best known for work with ships and airplanes.

Note: Only the ships that are capable of performing the selected mission are displayed in the Ship Selection Window.

Mr Medvedev said Russia currently supported its fleets with supply ships, something he said was expensive and completely inefficient.

There was a mention of owning several ships and hiring NPC's to run them and you could give them orders.

When the difficulties of embarkation have been surmounted, it will still be necessary to marshal these ships and bring them across the sea.

Ships have been ordered away from waters around the port and aircraft have been banned from flying over the island's southern tip.

The effective control of it from no less than 30M can be used for car models, model ships, home appliances, such as the remote control.

"Klondikers" , huge factory ships from eastern Europe, started to turn up in foreign waters in the 1990s.

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

The United Nations is to distribute the aid seized by the Israeli navy from a flotilla of ships that tried to break the Gaza blockade.

While Cleopatra did provide quite a few ships from the Egyptian Navy, the number of non-marine Egyptian soldiers was quite limited.

If other ships are around we hope to have the player's autopilot take over until either the ship is alone or it has docked.

One of these survey ships was to be named H. M. S. Beagle.

A wider canal will also be able to handle larger cruise ships, making them more likely to choose Panama as their home port.

In years gone by, men sailed in ships that did not take them back to their homes FOR many years. Their job was to capture whales.

It also does not appear to be accompanied by the other military ships that would usually make up a carrier group.

But bankers seem suddenly alive to the possibility that demand for shipping may be slowing just as the supply of ships is increasing.

Realising that Taranto harbour was no longer safe, the Italians relocated the undamaged ships to ports further away.

The transport of personnel without heavy equipment did not involve elaborate arrangements when fast ships were available.

What can can you see on the horizon? Why do the white gulls call? Across the sea a pale moon rises -- The ships have come to carry you home.

Last week, George Economou, who has 18 vessels affected, said he would resort to seizure of Cosco ships , if necessary.

Rails ships with a "scaffold" generator that will generate a basic set of CRUD pages for a given model.

Ships move, submarines dive, and minesweepers sweep for mines. A simple upgrade system allows you to advance your ships as the game goes on.

Ships across the globe will also have to think out of the box.

our company mainly continues the ships repair service, Raises the item to you really to want to help but not be able to, Please forgive.

The boat was taking a statue of a sea goddess to the islands, with the four ships guarding it.

In the initial stage of ships' meeting, this range may be impacted a certain one, but it would be less than 1 nautical mile.

Linux ships with thousands of commands and applications that all require at least the libc library functions.

Maybe it' s one of our own ships out to rendezvous with a fleet unit.

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.

First they would "soften up" an island, weakening the resistance by shelling the enemy strongholds with bombs from offshore ships.

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.

And Hiram sent him ships commanded by his own officers, men who knew the sea.

The New Zealand navy has sent four ships to help break up an oil spill that's threatening one of the country's most spectacular coastlines.

In theory, the mammals could be used to drag explosives up to enemy ships, while leaving friendly boats unharmed.

It towered hundreds of feet in the air . . . and just stayed there, looming over the ships like the shadow of doom.

For us, the immediate consequence of a collective favourable decision would be the materialization of many ships, in your sky and on Earth.

China currently has more ships than Taiwan, and could attempt to enforce a blockade with a combination of naval vessels and mines.

Gluecode ships with a login module for LDAP that can be configured against LDAP servers for a more robust security implementation.

He stated how hurricanes at one time were given feminine names and how ships and planes were usually referred to as "she" .

By dawn Lord Guan and his commanders, waving flags and beating drums, were bearing down in large ships.

A glut of new ships entering the market just as the global crisis hit demand for shipping was also a factor.

i was monstrously touched - so would you have been - and , out of pure pity , i engaged him on the spot to be ships cook.

China Cosco, which has about 200 dry-bulk ships under charter and owns 234, appears to be trying to correct course.

They target bigger ships at night, lighting up the sky with tracers, heavy-machinegun fire and rocket-propelled grenades.

Some nuclear reactors are used to produce the heat that runs machines for ships and for electric power plants .

BAE sees this device as something that could be combined with a ships targeting and radar systems to help aim the device.

The LORD will send you back in ships to Egypt on a journey I said you should never make again.

The limitation period for claims with regard to collision of ships is two years, counting from the day on which the collision occurred.

The work of mercy was interrupted by the appearance of U-boat and the British ships were compelled to withdraw.

Being able to transport large number of marines, ships-of-the-line are also excellent when attacking enemy ports.

So, when we reached Nantucket, I exaxnined the ships that were ready to sail. I finally decided to sign onto the Pequod.

Short-wave communication is the main means of the remote communication between ships on the sea.

the platform can analog rolling and swaying motion of ships . the moment of inertia , damping and restoring force can be adjusted.

In the bulk shipping market, ships can be rented on a time or voyage basis to a ship charterer or ship operator.

Mr Albanese said any hold-up of ships carrying ore to China for spot market sales had not had "any material impact" on Rio.

They came out of their caves and began budding a fleet of space ships to fly to Venus.

Last week, Ms. Bi said, 'For some parts of the trip, we had to arrange bus trips because there was not enough water for large ships. '

The first Taiwanese ships were scheduled to leave from Kaohsiung and Keelung harbors for Chinese mainland ports about noon Monday.

There was an international agreement that states that the ships of all nations could use the canal in peacetime and wartime.

As ships have to go for periodic refits , it would have been almost beyond our power to maintain a reasonable margin of superiority .

It's one of eight cruise ships that will be home to thousands of dignitaries, world leaders and officials during the Athens Olympic Games.

We feel this system sets up the right blend of newer ships being better than older ships without the old ships simply being useless.

The exact amount of oil and its locations can could only be established by sending ships out to drill for it .

In crossing the Channel some of his ships encountered a storm which made him lose lots of soldiers.

Blessing of ships is an old custom that started in Europe and was brought to America.

voyages of the agreed ships (the time of each voyage shall be determined by separate agreement).

Just this week Japan lodged a formal protest after a Chinese helicopter flew close to one of its ships.

By all accounts, the bull run is likely to last until 2009, when a huge number of new ships are due to be launched.

But because ships, like regiments , are composed of hundreds of men each, you can still have a large number of personnel in a naval battle.

Kitty and Ben watched TV at home. The wind became a typhoon and blew fiercely . Trees fell down. Ships and boats sank in the sea.

The Napa continued to pull duty, running fuel to ships around Manila Bay under heavy fire, until eventually, the fuel ran out.

Now he's in London, and he ships by FedEx all around the world.

China is now emerging as a rival, sending its ships farther out to sea as its military strength grows.

Then they brought in an old man who had been fixing ships since he was a youngster.

The weight or volume of a fluid displaced by a floating body, used especially as a measurement of the weight or bulk of ships.

Therefore, it is necessary to introduce a way to analysis or to predict ships in operation in sea state trajectory of the simulation.

There have been incidents of up to 50 ships queuing at Dalrymple Bay terminal waiting to be loaded.

He andSirRaleigh Walter tried in every way to send ships to thestrandedlittle colony across the sea. But it was not to be.

China, he said, holds a "dominant position in the cargo business, but they have less than 2 percent in passenger ships. "

The persistent drought has reduced water levels in the middle of the river to a "worrying level, " driving up the danger of ships grounding.

"Our ships, of course, will display themselves more often in these waters, " he said. "We'll see them very often. "

But I cannot face them here, for my ships are out of gear.

Word installs with dozens of templates, with even more templates online, vastly outdoing the handful with which Writer ships.

Each level is large and has a great sense of scale, with huge dinosaurs, pirate ships, corkscrews , loops, and other structures to run on.

The airforce said it had mobilized two airplanes for the search and alerted the Brazilian Navy, which is expected to send ships to the area.

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

The weapon could produce a blast scaled to destroy capital ships at a rate of one per minute.

So, Cohen explains, ships fill massive onboard ballast tanks by pumping seawater in at one port and pumping it out at the next.

They were all successful, and very soon a large number of ships was engaged in whale fishing.

The company has stayed out of the crisis by investing in the most sophisticated ships.

In all ships in which a heating system is required, the heating should be by means of hot water, warm air, electricity, steam or equivalent.

OUR SMALLER SHIPS WILL APPEAR ABOVE THE STADIUM IN LONDON AS OUR SECOND AND MOST UN-MISTAKABLE LOW-FLY-OVER EVENT!

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.

During the next several months, additional littoral combat ships will take on applications of the preventative method.

The devastating power of a mothership can wipe out squadrons of enemy ships in the blink of an eye or lay waste to entire planets.

The Navy likely will phase out large mine sweepers, but it will need ships to deploy the robotic systems, he said.

They left the surface of Earth in their rocket ships, temporarily, for the passage.

I would bring him ships of treasures of Egypt, as it is good to do to a god - a friend of men in a far country, of which men know hot.