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

I began to think he was going to be a good companion to have when we were at sea.

Like the win universal praise the story of the fisherman: a fisherman at sea fishing, fishing for a few received rod ready to go home.

It had taken two days at sea, in fact, before Kara had come to realize that he truly needed this voyage as much as she did.

pine grove wAS to be seen the argo, the ship of the Argonauts, dedicated to Poseidon AS a memorial of the earliest enterprise at sea.

A voyaging ship was wrecked during a storm at sea and only two of the men aboard were able to swim to a small, desert-like island.

She tried to understand the instructions, but she was completely at sea.

The pressure at the top of the troposphere is only 10% of that at sea level and above this layer the pressure continues to drop.

When a body is recovered at sea still alive, the mystery man (Damon) seems to have forgotten everything in life, including who he was.

When he tried to talk about new developments in the computer area with her, she was all at sea.

He went to his cousin's rescue when he saw him all at sea, and doubtful whether to laugh or to be angry.

This leopard skirt has not been used yet, the day is cool, there have been with the long dress, but this is suit bounce at sea.

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.

Tyrion had finished them all by their third day at sea. Then, for lack of any other books, he started reading them again.

He had told her so very little that she was all at sea anyhow in regard to the whole procedure.

with other countries. At the time of this story, they were all at sea.

He said in the letter that he would like to tell him everything that had happened at sea.

The CFP limits how long a boat can be at sea and sets quotas for how much it can catch, and of what.

The boat moved away from the island and I waited until it was out at sea. Then I opened the door of my room.

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

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.

If the goalkeeper reacts as he would at sea level, the ball would be in the back of the net before he gets to it.

Over the next 10 years she was involved in several accidents at sea and passed through a number of owners.

He was an orphan, he had no family, and he was on his first long voyage at sea.

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.

Much of the time, the fins are sliced off with a blade at sea and the bloody shark torso thrown back in the water to die.

Afterwards the body was being buried at sea. US officials said this was to avoid his grave becoming a shrine.

for after a day or two at sea he began to appear on deck with hazy eye, red cheeks, stuttering tongue, and other marks of drunkenness.

He loses up to a half of his body weight before his mate comes back from feeding at sea in July.

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

Suddenly you feel as if you're completely off course, out of control, and lost at sea.

Mrs Parley said she felt as if she was in a storm at sea.

The transmitter records the turtle's location at sea -- until the batteries run out, usually within a year.

The body was buried at sea almost before it was cold, so where this may be a lingering debate, it cannot generate additional inquiries.

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

When Osama bin Laden was captured and killed, it was the carrier USS Carl Vinson that carried out his burial at sea.

The waters off the Somali coast, moreover, have become one of the prime zones of piracy at sea, disrupting shipping through the Suez Canal.

And looking out farther, I saw they were all AT sea together, making over for the main.

Diseases of the heart and arteries end many seafaring careers early - and are the number one killer of seafarers while at sea.

The U. S. government said it also has photos of bin Laden's body being buried at sea, as well as photos of his body taken after the raid.

From there, American officials said, the body was buried at sea.

On his first day at sea, the wind was strong and the sea was rough, and Pollack became seasick.

When the earthquake happened, she felt as if she were in a storm at sea.

It's necessary to workout the enemy's plans beforehand and move forces from one base to another or intercept the enemy troops at sea.

Set adriftby his roguish crew, the captain of the ship spent a week alone at sea.

The ship is like a city at sea, but a city with low ceilings, narrow halls and steep staircases.

Mrs Parley said she felt as if they were in a storm at sea.

Clocks at the top of Mount Everest pull ahead of those at sea level by about30 microseconds a year.

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

At sea Sorokin ran inside the boat, round and round the bright yellow silos in the rocket compartments.

Unable to fly or walk, Hesperornis needed to be wary of predators: sharks and plesiosaurs at sea, dinosaurs and pterosaurs on land.

The boat was too small for a long journey, and I did not want to die at sea.

Do not picture yourself as anything, and you will drift like an abandoned ship at sea .

Finding a ship in the dark at sea isn't easy unless there is enough moonlight and a clear sky. Even then, it's hard.

His idea involves farming algae out at sea and then digesting it in thousands of "giant stomachs" under the surface.

mr bloom was all at sea for a moment , seeing the others evidently eavesdropping too.

The vessels which are in a bad condition usually sail on rivers as storms at sea can be very strong and detrimental for them.

The weather was overcast, but I'm new to the subject of my article, or as a team on a boat, going to experience the life twelve days at sea.

But mostly it's fear of embarrassment. Over the last few years, there have been several disastrous accidents involving Chinese subs at sea.

You have to be a brave chick to go jump on an aircraft carrier full of dudes who have been at sea for months.

He was all at sea when he began his new work.

After a week at sea, it was good to feel the earth beneath our feet again.

He was all at sea when he began his new job.

Liu was all at sea when he began his new job.

On top of that and the extra Saudi and Iraqi crude, ship-loads of Iranian oil have been floating at sea for weeks awaiting buyers.

After a week at sea, it was good to feel the earth under our feet again.

They then ferried the body out for a quick burial at sea.

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

He is confident that no hurricane is around the corner, even though he is at sea during September, the worst month for hurricane.

When completed, the enemy will develop an operation at sea with the carrier as their main force.

"You might, " he said. "You tried to buy it with eighty-four days at sea. They nearly sold it to you too. "

Sea Detection Capability: This shows how good the ship is at locating enemy ships while at sea.

The decision to dump the body at sea is already, predictably, provoking both anger and skepticism in much of the Muslim world.

The statement also said the US decision to bury Bin Laden's corpse at sea had deprived the family of performing religious rites.

That was the simple and lasting beauty of the day, Nearly four decades later , I still look back fondly to that golden day at sea.

The body itself, U. S. officials say, was buried at sea after bin Laden's identity was confirmed through a DNA test.

Their equipment had been jettisoned at sea; most of their weapons had been lost among the mangroves.

One night there was a very bad storm, and I thought I heard the sound of guns out at sea.

Life at sea is a welcome break for my job as a schoolteacher. I love traveling to exotic places and I love the hard work.

And Asia as a whole needs agreements to help prevent every collision at sea from becoming a trial of strength.

It was fought entirely at sea between the navies of the Commonwealth of England and the United Provinces of the Netherlands.

When he woke up, the ship was at sea.

Its latest example was the tale of a Chinese man who drowned this month after rescuing three North Korean girls adrift at sea.

Other European countries sent to Somalia thousands of drums of toxic waste, including nuclear waste, to be dumped at sea.

We'd been at sea since Saturday, and we were just trying to avoid the storm.

Mirages can happen whenever there is a hot sun beating down on a flat surface. (3) Some of the best mirages are seen at sea and in deserts.

This time, his mother introduced a Beijing girl, green text, and specially arranged for them a betrothal ceremony at sea tourism.

Now the nuclear aircraft carrier, nuclear destroyers, cruisers and submarines with nuclear, has formed a strong nuclear forces at sea.

(of speed) having or caused by speed approximately equal to that of sound in air at sea level.

His first task was to cripple the enemy at sea .

Seen as early as Ba Jin's "Sunrise at sea" , but the reality where the sea had no chance to see the sunrise.

"If the sea level really does rise drastically, life in New York is going to change. I mean, we're at sea level, " Egan said.

We both said we'd like to be buried at sea and that was the nearest he could get.

SM with Norwegian Cruise Line for more freedom to dine, dress, and play as you please aboard the youngest fleet at sea.

We ran into a bad storm at sea , and it was a harrowing experience .

The company insists on the provision of quality and efficient service refueling at sea by customers as "sea stations. "

The problem of dumping at sea has got to be addressed .

Limits used to be placed on the number of days per month a boat could spend at sea.

How exactly I'm going to do it, I don't know . . . A little boy adrift at sea with a tiger.

Because Moscow was so far from the coast, no Czar had called for a navy. No Czar had waged war at sea.

By the end of September, we had little cause for dissatisfaction with the results of the first impact of the war at sea.

And yet, in 2007, the freshwater Norfolk Broads were nearly flooded after storm surge conditions at sea.

Highly corrosive battery acid can flow or leak out in off road conditions, at sea or in the air.

In fact, for survivors along the coastline needing to attend to massive burial of the dead, burial at sea is an excellent alternative.

Accidents will be often happened in the air, on the highways and railways, but it will be happened at sea as well.

Islamic scholars, however, challenged U. S. assertions that a burial at sea was an appropriate fate for a Muslim who had died on land.

The European Commission proposed a total ban on EU fishermen removing shark fins and discarding the body at sea, The Guardian reported.

Another frightening moment came when he drank bad water and got sick while he was at sea.

Oceanlevels are rising around the globe, so rather than tethering ourbuildings to the sinking shoreline why not suit them for a life at sea?

The Greek strategy was to delay the land force and to defeat the Persians at sea, then starve the Persian army.

An Air France Airbus A330 jet crashed at sea on a flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris last week, killing all 228 people on board.

The deep sea centipede diving device can be broadly applied to various fields like navigation, bridges and platforms at sea.

Somalis ask why the UN is so worried about the fate of foreigners at sea, while it does so little to help Somalis on land.

The United States and China have had confrontations at sea and in cyberspace.

Owing to a storm at sea, some of the cargo got stained by seawater. However, the goods duly arrived yesterday.

Though bin Laden's body may have been buried at sea on May 2, the burial of bin Ladenism has been a decade in the making.

Most passengers of the ship were seized with nausea during the storm at sea .

The three men and one woman say they spent nearly a week at sea before arriving at a Japanese port.

A similar sort of stalemate existed at sea.

Only one thing can bring their wanderings to a halt, none of them can give birth at sea.

Ultimately the decisive battle against maritime piracy is to be won on land, not at sea.

He revealed the secret of a sextant. A device for mastering distances at sea, it could turn tides, winds and waves into powerful allies.

Those that continue are, at least in theory, subject to monitoring both at sea and in port.

Allure of the Seas is home to the first Starbucks at Sea, located on the ship's indoor Royal Promenade.

At sea a few weeks later, he got notification that his son, Justin Kase, had been born.

The attacks come as a standoff continues between the US navy and pirates holding an American captain hostage at sea.

In trouble at sea dolphins can help people out of the woods, since it gave people a "sea lifeguard's" good name.

The job was new to him, so for a few days he was at sea.

THERE IS, however, a contradiction at the heart of China's efforts to project power at sea in the Asian Mediterranean and beyond.

And now a ship at sea can receive messages from satellites that help the ship calculate its position exactly.

China is building new "Jin-class" ballistic missile submarines, capable of launching nuclear warheads while at sea.

The girl was completely at sea when her mother scolded her.

The stricken yacht had to be abandoned at sea and the couple will be dropped off by the carrier in Colombo , Sri Lanka.

Winds are just as likely to be gusty at sea as on land, and just as likely to change direction as not.

At this altitude, atmospheric pressure is considerably less than at sea level, so the carbonated bubbles in beer escape more rapidly.

Of or relating to troops that serve at sea as well as on land, specifically the U. S. Marine Corps.

Somali piracy takes the form of hijacking and extortion, rather than conventional robbery at sea.

Having been at sea for half a year, the seamen are homesick now.

a melodramatic account of two perilous days at sea.

I was all at sea when I began to work.

During the first world war radio receivers were strung over the lava like washing lines to provide communication with ships at sea.

After sixty-six days at sea, Anthony Smith, an 85-year-old sailor, completed with three friends a voyage across the Atlantic in a raft.

Worse things happen at sea, you know.

The Competent Authority shall monitor and supervise the dumping of wastes at sea and, when necessary, send officials to GO with the vessel.

Pressure caused by the weight of the atmosphere. at sea level it has a mean value of one atmosphere but reduces with increasing altitude.

An incidents-at-sea agreement designed to avoid and manage accidental naval intrusions and contacts should be concluded promptly.

American officials said Bin Laden resisted and was shot in the head. He was later buried at sea.

This bladder presses the body with the same force as the Earth's atmosphere at sea level.

Speculation that the U. S. is a viable option open bin Laden remains were buried at sea in the photo.

When all the Merchant of Venice's ships are lost at sea during the interval, we know that we are watching a play, not an account of history.

The rust stain be due to dampness at sea , so the Insurance company shall compensate you for the loss .

For a while the saloon simmered along like a ship at sea in calm weather.

Vietnam can push China around near their land borders, but China can take what it wants at sea since Vietnam has no Navy.

Strict laws forbid dumping the platforms at sea; instead they must be brought back to shore for disposal.

At sea the Persian armada of 800 vessels bore down on the retreating Greek fleet who were hopelessly outnumbered.

China's nuclear submarines appear to be the noisiest nuclear submarines in the world and will probably be highly vulnerable at sea.

From the engines to the lifeboats to the kitchen, these standards, "Safety of Life At Sea, " cover it all.

He is all at sea as what to say next.

Thus, the same kick in Johannesburg compared with one at sea level would cause a soccer ball to travel faster and on a less curved path.

The ship fought out a storm at sea.

The weather wasn't bad today, the mood was also very good. We arrive Tai-an at noon, at sea day the hotel stop for the night.

Singapore must therefore support the freedom of navigation at sea, in the air, as well as on the Internet.

any deliberate disposal at sea of vessels, aircraft, platforms or other man-made structures at sea.

China is also building new "Jin-class" ballistic missile submarines, capable of launching nuclear warheads while at sea.

That captain is really a man of much experience at sea.

On one occasion, he followed the sea a vessel, resulting in a big storm encountered at sea, the boat submerged.

She felt as if she wasin a storm at sea.

Possessing an obvious advantage, container transportation at sea has become a main way of maritime transportation and grows rapidly.

U. S. forces killed bin Laden during a raid on a compound in Pakistan where he had been hiding, then buried him at sea.

Sea Defense: This represents how well the ship can defend itself from attack while at sea.

The boat sank in a violent storm at sea .

I had a beautiful dream, there is a sea of dreams, there is at sea in a boat around.

Last time, we argued about the case of Queen versus Dudley and Stevens, The lifeboat case, the case of cannibalism at sea.

Maybe we feel at sea with our lives sometimes, but we never out of our beliefs!

These two antagonists were poorly matched, insofar as they had very unequal strengths: France was predominant on land, Britain at sea.

In the dark night , we could a light in the distance at sea .

The movie Titanic made everyone dream of traveling on an ocean liner and finding adventure and maybe even love at sea.

Even a medium-sized luxury motor yacht can burn through several hundred litres of diesel an hour while it is at sea.

Conflicts have carried out, including freedom of the seas, air defense training, shooting at sea on an unprecedented scale exercise.

An I-400 and I-401 were captured at sea a week after the Japanese surrendered in 1945.

During period of heavy piracy at sea, the amount of interest and the cost of the policy went up considerably.

If the new models are reliable, there should be no problem hanging on to the permanent at-sea presence that defence bosses favour.

Attacks far out at sea have been made possible by the hijacking of merchant vessels that are then used as "mother ships" .

Able Seaman Green said she and her ship mates would celebrate this Christmas at sea as they conduct security patrols in the Persian Gulf.

When at sea , seamen could tell by the position of the star which direction they were going.

Eleanor was the navigator on each ship that Josiah commanded during all their years at sea.

But for several Muslim leaders, the more unsettling issue is whether the al Qaeda leader's burial at sea was contrary to Islamic practice.

For the boat out at sea the bad dream began at about midnight.

Sometimes fishermen are killed at sea. Many lighthouses have been built on the Maine coast to warn seamen of dangerous rocks.

"I'll just steer south and west, " he said. "A man is never lost at sea and it is a long island. "

It may be that brightness degradation would proceed at a slower pace at sea level.

The days and nights at sea were all the same.

As a junior naval officer, while on a short tour of duty at sea, he'd got hooked on the Dr Kay Scarpetta novels by Patricia Cornwell.

The system also includes equipment critical to meeting safety at sea obligations.

An old painting shows villagers at sea using ladders to scale a slaughtered right whale.

China also needs to deploy more satellites to ensure seamless tracking of a moving target at sea.

The MATE's log is a record of everything appertaining to the working of the ship, whether the vessel is at sea or in port.

Ghosts of Lost Souls at Sea to be Shepherded Through the Watery Passageway.

In the paper, the effecting factors of the treating oil spilled at sea by the chemical dispersant were also studied.

Your father and mother were lost at sea with you twelve years ago.

International treaties prohibiting dumping at sea must be enforced.

Something seized by force or taken as booty, especially an enemy ship and its cargo captured at sea during wartime.

Watch our demonstration squad climb high in a ship's rigging to perform the various tasks of sailors at sea.

Yet on the great issue of the campaign, the financial crisis, he has seemed all at sea, emitting panic and indecision.

It was a particularly choppy day at sea and most of us were sufficiently soaked.

The volcanoes' immensity sometimes made the researchers' work at sea a bit scary.

Always, at sea, except at rare intervals, the work he performed had given him ample opportunity to commune with himself.

That the telescopist would have been at sea himself was with the other figure on that sombre, curving mole.

They were shipwrecked in one of the mysteries at sea.

At sea. It may also be used as a sound signal to mean: "I require a pilot" .

Customers have the option to integrate satellite communications technology while at sea or on railways for coverage in remote locations.

Now that the Hanasakimaru is again seaworthy, Abe and his crew are preparing for a month at sea.

During his time at sea, Colt carved a six-barrel cylinder, locking pin and hammer out of wood.

America now says the first phase of the system will be based on ships at sea, with a radar closer to Iran.

Darwin was generally healthy before his 5-year voyage on the Beagle - although he was seasick for most of his time at sea.

The prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, has said reports of abandonment at sea are "exaggerated" , but has promised a full investigation.

Clerics in Saudi Arabia questioned whether the hasty burial at sea really followed Islamic law and customs.

" Only in this context, the Office of patrol at sea can guarantee a " collision block.

Somali pirates took advantage of improved weather conditions at sea and stepped up their attacks on foreign ships.

Though the Katmai had watertight doors, they were not in good condition, and the crew often left them open at sea.

when he was a small boy , mafatu nearly drowned at sea . ever since , he has been terrified of the ocean.

It must be very difficult at sea, too.

He would listen to the tales of businessmen who had lost their ships at sea, or had their cargoes hijacked by Pirates.

The film Titanic reminded her of her own terrible experience at sea.

Years at sea, however , took Melville far from the familiar world of New York and Albany .

Another year of feeding at sea may give him the bulk and the strength to win his own domain.

A group of volunteers in different parts of Taiwan are recycling at sea to protect marine live.

In the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 AD), the compass was being used for navigation at sea.

THE Mesozoic land was dominated by dinosaurs. At sea, though, the most abundant reptiles were the ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs.

The PLA also is working on "an antiship ballistic missile capable of targeting large ships at sea, such as U. S. aircraft carriers. "

Sea RATion Factory: This building cooks up corn into sea rATions to be eATen by pirATes AT sea.

As the main equipment of oil exploitation in the wild or at sea, a large number of distribution, maintenance and management time and effort.

The two tanker came into collision at sea.

At night, ships at sea carry a red light on the port side and a green light on the starboard.

The night is black, the clouds in the sky are capricious, and the waves are raving at sea.

When coupled with the effects of altitude, one alcoholic drink in the air is equal to two drinks at sea level.

A Navy official was not immediately available for comment, but the service rarely comments on the location of submarines at sea.

Then the public will learn the story behind what was lost, and found, at sea.

China has been involved in a number of angry exchanges and incidents at sea this year with Vietnam and the Philippines.

China says it's not a threat, but its diplomatic and military stance has became increasingly muscular, most notably at sea.

Tourists may enjoy the beauty of the northern coastal views by pleasure boat and experiencing a different trip at sea.

Ships at sea needed the device. Before Marconi's invention, they had no communication until they arrived in port.

THOSE PLANNING FOR WATER SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND OPERATIONS AT SEA SHOULD TAKE SPECIAL CARE AGAINST HIGH WINDS AND ROUGH SEA CONDITIONS.

The fish eggs will be sterile, he says, and all will be female. Plus, they'll grow them in tanks on land, not at sea.

Operators who are engaged in various activities at sea must protect the submarine cables and pipelines that have already been laid.

Russia's power at sea is a shadow of the formidable Soviet navy which challenged U. S. military dominance in the Cold War.

But when he was at sea he could seem distant.

It was used to gather information about the sun, moon, and some stars to find a ship's position at sea.

Though fishing vessels are tracked by GPS, and are occasionally inspected while at sea, fishers can easily bypass these measures.

Mr Zheng said families are even disinterring ashes and distributing them at sea because some cemeteries offer a refund of burial fees .