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Not long after, a huge fish, as big as a hill, floated up in the middle of the sea and was washed ashore by the waves.

If you were on a voyage and the ship anchored in a harbor, you might go ashore for water and happen to pick up a shellfish or a plant.

So he left the arena and drove down to the boat that would take him ashore off the island where he had been testing his artillery.

I swim ashore, I seize her horse, I ride off in triumph, and I sell the horse for a whole pocketful of money and an excellent breakfast!

I carried the cats ashore on the raft, but as for the dog he swam ashore himself, and was a trusty servant to me for many years.

The Rat brought the boat alongside the bank, made her fast, helped the still awkward Mole safely ashore, and swung out the luncheon-basket.

Vernon said that as he watched the tsunami come ashore, he was unable to divorce the scientist in him from the humanist.

"None of those other boats could have got ashore to give word of the wreck, " said the oiler, in a low voice.

It was too large to dock at Mombasa, Kenya, but could anchor in deep waters to allow the crew to come ashore in a smaller boat, he said.

a year ago thousands of tennis shoes, aluminum briefcases and children's toys washed ashore, drawing crowds of treasure-hunting residents.

They were unable to classify it, and, being scientific men, they climbed into the whale-boat alongside and went ashore to see.

Captain Warfield gave in, but as the boat shoved off he stood up in the sternsheets and shook his fist ashore.

General Patton, a specialist in tank warfare, got ashore on Normandy coast. The Normandy landing campaign was pushed up to its climax.

The bottle was washed ashore a year later in Dunkettle, only a few miles from his family home.

Make sure that you take al your possessions ashore with you and leave nothing on the ship.

They were very pleased to see some gulls flying in the sky, full of hope that they would soon get ashore.

Even if later on he meet love at first sight of the girl, he gave it up that the impulse of debarkation looking for the first lover ashore.

There was an enormous explosion ashore; and the small boat, gathering way, rocked as the hot shock wave reached them.

In the case of the situation off Somalia, developments ashore are probably the only way to resolve this problem in the long term.

Miskelly said the penguin appeared healthy and well fed, with plenty of body fat, and probably came ashore for a rest.

Black oil is washing ashore, at least one person drowned in the viscous oil slick, and efforts to clean up the mess are floundering.

Seek blood narration in a moment, memorize, this material absences to be secretly to carry ashore, tin not make anyone understand.

At a harbor used by fishermen, the thieves tie up the boat and leap ashore, where they disappear.

I presently imagined that some European ship must have been cast away upon their coast , and the boat might get loose, and drive ashore .

The Warden clapped his big hand on the young man's shoulder, then jumped ashore and went on to another boat.

In March this year, I saw on TV another whale had been washed ashore, this time at Hangzhou Bay where I used to work.

The storm's currently forecasted track takes it over the Outer Banks and along the U. S. East Coast before going ashore over New England.

and during those days she had seen him only twice, in a short and hurried way, when he had come ashore on duty.

Barry weakened to a tropical depression as it came ashore in Florida, cancelling all storm warnings and watches along the Gulf Coast.

Reports of the crabs washing ashore began around Christmas, but it wasn't until the recent few days that they've been piling ashore.

My ship's doctor suggested me that the injured person be sent ashore to a reliable hospital for operation.

They were ashore nigh on a week, and us standing off and on in the old Walrus.

If the oil starts to come ashore on the beaches of the four states under threat it could get worse for the company.

The birds spend most part of their lives in an ocean. They stay ashore 4 months a year to breed.

This would enable them to land close to the obstacles that had been placed to hinder their landing without coming ashore on top of them.

The objective evidence should inter alia include records from the internal annual audit performed by the Company, ashore and on board.

"We're checking water currents" to see if the birds were washed ashore from mainland China, a government spokeswoman said.

Our capital expenditures ashore hardware and software hit mushroomed over the last 5 years, and my CEO ambitions me to command in our costs.

Ay, ay, ' returned Morgan, 'I mind him; he owed me money, he did, and took my knife ashore with him. '

Then the elephant to go ashore, then let's use food package, stone onto a vessel, loaded into a place carved sign up.

I wondered if I should take off my boots and clothes and try to swim ashore, but decided not to.

Five years later, tomorrow the United States with a self-styled "pull ashore" met the soul of the astronauts.

No crew member is allowed to stay ashore over night all night long without the permission of the Frontier Station.

Since falling into the love of the river, I believe there is always the day ashore, why swimming more to the middle of the river?

Most large sharks regularly returned to a spot some 100m due south of the main place where seals came ashore on to the island.

Instead, shortly before noon, the steamship company dispatched two launches to the ship to take the passengers ashore.

Waiting was a strain; and it was decided that Hunter and I should go ashore with the jolly - boat , in quest of information.

Darwin was terribly seasick and was only happy when he was ashore collecting plant samples and observing animals.

When Johnson left his ship for the last time at the end of his period of service, he was piped ashore .

Then, as the sun goes down, the surfers come ashore and the party starts.

Who has not seen seaweeds drifting ashore? Yet there was only one Columbus who, by applying his reason, discovered the New Continent.

It has large numbers of anti-ship missiles which can be launched from small, fast boats or batteries hidden ashore in buildings or trucks.

A kid falls into the water suddenly and Li Hua goes to save the kid. Finally Li Hua rescues the kid ashore with your help.

The passengers of the 'Mongolia' went ashore at half-past four p. m. ; at exactly eight the train would start for Calcutta.

Pumping the spoil ashore with the ship's own pumps through a reclamation pipe.

Up to 300 bodies were washed ashore after the tsunami, and fires have raged along the north-eastern coastline.

Jack: Human hair. From my back. Let go of the anchor! Young Mr. Turner and I are to go ashore.

Many villagers, especially fishermen, worship the giant mammals and believe a dead whale washing ashore is a sign of good fishing to come.

Dozens of ships were washed ashore and more dozens were buried at the bottom of the sea.

It is as easy to lead us to shipwreck as is to take us ashore safely.

Most perished trying to swim ashore.

Like the Macaronis, Gentoo penguins incubate and hatch their eggs within five weeks of coming ashore.

Local officials say at least 25 people have been rescued. Several others swam ashore.

Skelton was too ill to be taken ashore when they tied up for the night and so passed it in the ship.

So when the ship arrived and the crew came ashore looking for volunteers, I knew it was my chance.

Chief, in case we find any damaged container during discharging, shall we discharge it ashore or leave it on board for your inspection?

Let the mini Ran carry ashore the shoulder you, nevertheless is nominated not gladly serve below, you sat not to descend be not?

Crafty king draws the Hamlet, and sent to Britain, two of his classmates to monitor, a king in vomited prince ashore will kill him.

The dusk began to fall , we waded ashore and struck for the Bridge of Stirling .

Please go ashore with me. Here is the boat pier scenic spot.

It was therefore quite distressing when, in the late 1980s and 1990s, hundreds of headless walrus began to wash up ashore in Alaska.

At Grand Isle State Park, La. , where the oil spill has come ashore, a laughing gull is unable to fly.

There, go swim ashore. - Was that necessary?

They finished rattling down and went ashore.

She said it is unusual for ailing basking sharks to come ashore.

We'd better go ashore before the ship sails and takes up with it by mistake!

The quick-thinking captain managed to ground it on a reef, allowing all but two of its officers and men to wade ashore.

Beach goers sunbathe behind a wall of hay bales, used to absorb any oil that might come ashore, on Dauphin Island, Alabama.

It was just happenstance that these same features would later come in handy ashore.

While several small fishing boats rescued several passengers, picked up the two ships and ashore.

Hurricane Dean also was rated a category five storm when it came ashore along the border of Mexico and Belize on the Yucatan peninsula.

Gradually and pervasively oozing ashore, coating everything in its path, leaked oil has started fouling Louisiana wetlands.

After ships dock at the shore, ashore power systems are needed for power supply of these ships.

1493 - Christopher Columbus goes ashore on an island he first saw the day before. He names it San Juan Bautista (later renamed Puerto Rico).

Within weeks of a ceasefire being called in August, French and Italian peacekeepers were coming ashore.

With strong arms and obliging souls, Tahitians usher ashore French vacationers after a lagoon cruise on an outrigger canoe.

a. There was little to induce living things to come ashore, forsaking their all-providing, all-embracing mother sea.

But for the past six months, the area has been experiencing a drought never seen before, forcing him to stay ashore.

Feeding in shallows off the Panamanian coast, these starfish sailed ashore on the translucent tides.

Just when he decides to go ashore, stands in the middle of Xuan's ladder, stare in the noisy city . . .

Chief, should the damaged container be discharged ashore or laid a side on board for your inspection?

The children got ashore before the tide came in.

To put ashore on a deserted island or coast and intentionally abandon.

By the time the disturbances come within range, the tsunami is practically ashore.

A boat, washed ashore by the giant waves, exploded and caused a fire, burning down 45 homes and part of a mosque.

Wonderful waves rolling in, enormous clouds of foam, made one marvel that anybody could have got ashore at the landing.

Waves are generally steered ashore by the prevailing winds, often blowing at oblique (slanted) angles to the shoreline.

Whales that are not beached are hauled ashore by their blowholes. Then their dorsal fins are hacked off, cutting through their arteries.

WE WEnt ashore when the boat reached the port.

The current drifted the boat ashore.

But so far, oil has not washed ashore in great quantities.

The roads in the site are open to traffic. Tourism planning ashore and sightseeing seawall corridor have been completed.

Today, bodies wash ashore daily in Italy, France and Spain, the result of desperate acts by desperate people in African.

Hurricane Ike came ashore early Saturday along the Texas Gulf Coast with strong winds and torrential rains.

When Hamlet went ashore, he wrote to Claudius, telling him of his return to Denmark.

The traits that slime molds share in common, like making spores, may have first evolved as they came ashore.

The identity of a child whose remains washed ashore last month in Texas remains a mystery.

It'll take considerable time to sort out the marks of talc powder in the holds. The best way is to sort them out ashore.

If there are any wet or torn bags, put them aside in the holds. Let me examine first and then discharge them ashore.

A sailor threw a rope ashore and WE tied the boat to a post.

When Kidd came ashore to New York City, he learned he had been declared a pirate.

An underwater cable linking West Africa's computers to Europe's data centres is due to come ashore in South Africa.

Piles of dead velvet swimming crabs have been washing ashore along England's Thanet Coast (shown here, Palm Bay).

The water will fan out in waves that probably will come ashore in the US and in Mexico.

Are sufficient personnel on board and ashore to deal with an emergency?

Is satisfied this apology, early kas long as this recruits friendly, hereafter have no material son to package to have mercy ashore!

Carried by currents and winds, the raft finally was washed ashore on an island in the Pacific Ocean.

Sunny, the swearing Royal Navy parrot, has rejoined her shipmates on a warship after seven months ashore, it emerged today.

Two bodies were washed ashore in the bay. they were stripped to the waist, bare-footed, and black with flash burns.

The only practical way of reaching it is by sea, which is how we come ashore on a voyage from Scotland.

Offshore platforms may also lose oil, creating oil slicks that drift ashore and foul the beaches, harming the environment.

It came ashore in the early morning hours with strong winds and lots of rain but it's not lingering.

Rats, the sole occupants of one rocky islet, are so ravenous that seasonal fishermen sleep in their skiffs, afraid to languish ashore.

It brings the horrifying possibility of wind-whipped, oil-soaked waves and water spinning ashore and coating areas much farther inland.

It's expensive to get wave-generated electricity ashore and add it to a local grid.

We put the drowning girl get ashore, ambulance arrived after the car, I saw save both wear good clothes silently walk.

Spend not intentional exhibition Yan devil inconsistency ashore smiling, lightly lax loose of loose open finger.

Can let to kiss the Qing Xuan walk ashore the so momentous meeting absolute being, likewise only a person can realize.

one morning , odysseus and his companions saw a mysterious island . they needed food and drink , so they went ashore.

The meaning of the opinion supervision lies in its offering us the value orientaion that we ashore to approach.

The US Coast Guard is investigating reports that oil has started washing ashore on the Gulf Coast from a leaking offshore well.

This too affects seafarers' right to go ashore.

If we find any damaged cargo during discharging, shall we discharge it ashore or leave it on board for your inspection?

There was a sign of danger in the sea. It warned us and we all went ashore.

He threatened to put Balboa ashore on one of the rocky islets.

a part of a ship 's company organized for special duties ashore.

By the multitudes, breeding king penguins come ashore each year to stake a claim on Possession Island.

They spent most of their life on water, only coming ashore to nest underground, so they went unnoticed for four centuries.

No one is to go ashore without the captain's permission.

IT was quITe late in the evening when the lITtle Moss came snugly to anchor, and Queequeg and I went ashore. . .

THE oil will come ashore for weeks yet, seeping into the Louisiana marshes and washing up on Alabama beaches.

Federal forecasters had said there was 40% chance that tar balls could eventually wash ashore in Texas.

As the oil washes ashore, crude-coated birds have become a frequent sight.

Four the elder brother is here already the favour live two quick hours, the pit ashore that bubble son side also dug very deeply.

ALL SHANGHAI CARGO COMPLETELY DISCHARGED ASHORE AND NOTHING REMAINED ON BOARD, BAGS OVERLANDED TO MAKE UP SHORTLANDED INTO PALLETS.

"Soar to the skies to also ignore her, again soar to the skies to fill her brisket, " gets ashore the car and hurriedly has luncheon.

some jumped into the water and tried to swim ashore.

On the right flank, Americans on Utah were ashore, but German guns were still firing at Omaha.

That's about all I know from the little information provided on He Xie Shang An (River Crab Goes Ashore).

From Monday, all fishermen must report to the police immediately if they find a dead whale washed ashore or tangled in their nets.

Feel quite weary suddenly, grab a quilt to receive ashore the pate, the tears fluently nailed care on Cape to flow down.

Cars, trucks, trains and large ships lie swept into piles ashore or float in murky water like misshapen bath toys.

We went out with the skiff and towed it ashore.

So when a tiny pup, only 3 days old, washed ashore in a storm, locals sprang into action.

Professor, the pirates have come ashore.

Kent, southeast England, there are thousands of dead sea crab (devil crab) is washed ashore.

Are fire hoses and fire-fighting equipment on board and ashore positioned and ready for immediate use?

You can shine aboard this blessing Lu life SAMSUNG ashore the drawing of statement bearing carvings?

I was in a ship that was wrecked, and the waves cast me ashore near a holy temple, where several young maidens performed the service.

Occasionally, the poisons waft ashore to fill clinics with coughing patients.

The scale of the current disaster in the Gulf of Mexico will be directly related to where the oil comes ashore.

The water was only waist-deep and I walked ashore .

But then millions of dead anchovies washed ashore early Tuesday morning in Redondo Beach, Ca.

Unlike other sea turtles, female Kemp's ridley turtles come ashore to lay their eggs in the daylight hours.

Transfer waste to an approved waste reception facility ashore.

Ze Ze, depends ashore an outdoor object, not marvel namely he will be so feeble along himself.

And the dispersed oil has not exactly gone: it simply has a better chance of biodegrading, and less chance of coming ashore.

They went ashore, paid protection money to the policemen and detectives in the French Concession, and claimed their luggage.

Spring and summer and early autumn, foggy sea, diffuse ashore, gathered at the col between the ravines, such as smoke plume, curl floating.

Sergeant, get on the radio. Tell HQ our draw is clear for the tanks to come ashore.

In India, beaches were turned into virtual open-air mortuaries , with bodies of people caught in the tidal wave being washed ashore.

Master: Provide first aid. I'll inform the authorities ashore and call a doctor and ambulance now.

Does operator hold regular training seminars ashore for officers?

It has sites for watching sea turtles come ashore and lay eggs.

swim underwater, upstream, across, ashore.

Amid deafening applause, people on the platform went ashore in succession.

I don't think the oil will come ashore in a hurricane like it's coming ashore now.

breeding During the breeding season the birds come ashore.

Heavier oil is expected to wash ashore farther east on the Florida coast in coming days, according to the Associated Press.

Starfish have also washed ashore on England's beaches, along with the velvet swimming crabs.

Are scuppers effectively plugged and drip trays in position, both on board and ashore?

It is ultimately washed ashore in the spleen, the junkyard of the circulatory system.

If you head down ashore, you will see hundreds of them packed together, like doing sunbathes on the crowded beach.

On the beach side, loggerhead and green sea turtles lumber ashore to lay eggs every summer.

The generated power is transmitted ashore via an underwater power cable.

The sea swept ashore a great breath of fire.

Pilgrims aboard the "Mayflower" went ashore for the first time at present-day Plymouth, Massachusetts.

People have been swimming ashore and hiding, and that is a critical, chaotic situation right now.

The mammoth. He washed ashore with me.

You can discharge the paper in reel with slight damage ashore. I'll sign the record afterwards.

accident is bound to have a swim ashore.

Hurricane Ike roared ashore early this morning, causing extensive damage in Southeast Texas and southern Louisiana.

This photo released by Greenpeace shows oil washing ashore near the port of Dalian, China on Tuesday, July 20, 2010.

Then, in 1899, a telegraph cable connecting Britain to Cape Town came ashore amid the jagged rocks of Comfortless Cove.

Oil floats ashore at the Grand Isle East State Park on Grand Isle, Louisiana.

In 1928 some porpoises were photographed working like beavers to push ashore a waterlogged mattress .

When going ashore, you should wear your own clothing and your uniform should be left onboard.

The tsunami swept many victims out to sea, and they will be counted as they wash ashore.

html And we begin with those heavy rains and tornadoes that are pounding south Texas as Hurricane Alex comes ashore.

To keep the gangway area (on board and ashore) clean and clear to allow safe access to and from vessel.

Whether tempter sent, or whether tempest tossed thee here ashore.

That's because the vast amounts of seawater that crashed ashore on the eastern edge of the island of Honshu are highly corrosive.

The sailors finished rattling down before going ashore.

After more than 20 minutes of the efforts to finally lift the injured man ashore, come to the rescue of 120 medical staff.

The band struck upas soon as the President stepped ashore .

In the port of Talcahuano more than 20 boats were swept ashore and dumped in the streets by the waves.

The oceans waves roll and wash ashore, erasing any left traces silently.

Residents had just minutes to flee before the wall of water came ashore.

Can one go ashore when the ship is moored?

Others built chevrons of plastic booms to block the oil from coming ashore.

We humans make errors, we collide, we run ashore, our energies run out when we try to control everything.

When I lived in Hainan, every September and October, typhoons would come ashore , and with them, torrential rain pour.

He asked all persons not travelling to go ashore.

They pulled several intact bowls from inside a large jar, took them ashore, and sold them.

27When Jesus stepped ashore, he was met by a demon-possessed man from the town.

Once ashore he was confronted by surprised soldiers.

The US then plans to upgrade Aegis, moving it ashore and improving sensors to treble the area they cover by 2015.

Earthworm escape, water snakes come ashore.

The storm was not forecast to come ashore over land.

To be driven or run ashore or aground.

Su sees come behind quite quickly, take an ashore moncler coats hand common of leather cover laptop.

The captain came ashore and joined our conversation.

The pate of Kou smoke hurtles a door to lie prone ashore the bed dormant.

The ship ran ashore.

Sailors tend to throw their money about on their first night ashore.

A storm to wreck the ships, and wash the chests of rich treasure ashore?

We delude our merchandise ashore boating weight and not on landed weight.

eg. The marines went ashore as a spearhead this morning to capture key targets.

We were helped ashore by local people.

The booms will be laid on beaches rather than out at sea, soaking up any oil that washes ashore.

Agent: Remember to inform your crew about going ashore with Landing Permits. This is the regulation of Rotterdam Port.

They anchor near an island, swim ashore and begin to explore.

After being showed the warship the hero was piped ashore.

Our quality is based solely ashore our sales samples.

She doesn't should all stay ashore this boundless steppe, daytime later daytime.

My Vietnamese cabin mate has gone ashore too. I heard his berth was taken by a Chinese businessman on his way to Hong Kong from Saigon.

DPA stands for Designated person( s) Ashore.

At only fifty he swallowed the anchor and stayed ashore.

It went ashore on lunar New Year's Eve to devour people and animals.

A suction hose is used to remove oil washed ashore from the Deepwater Horizon spill, Wednesday, June 9, 2010, in Belle Terre, Louisiana.

In mid-May, large globes of oil started washing ashore.

Can vessel pump water ashore for line clearing?

Fishing boats and vehicles were carried ashore at Onahama port in Iwaki city.

Are you ready to drag yourself ashore?

The currents drifted the dead body ashore.

Mermaid ashore after being cheated you can go back?

This time the army listened, and 35, 000 US troops went ashore in calm surf.

and Tom slipped overboard and swam ashore in the dusk.

Loweredlines to line boat, sent bow and stern lines ashore and started heavingalongside pier.

You are foolish ashore the wagon, my pouring to and see is what person!