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Mr. Terrell, cheerfully aware that he was recreating the established myth rather than the probable reality, stood resolutely near the bow year after year in the precarious pose, made famous by the familiar Emanuel Leutze painting, that Washington would presumably have been too ship-savvy to adopt.

Groceries are too heavy to ship cheaply, their value isn't readily enhanced by explanatory information and competition is everywhere.

Trees were being too cavalierly shipped round the world, taking their pathogens with them.

It's too busy shipping its best entrepreneurs to Britain, Canada and the U.S.

He said that controls on pollution from international shipping are too lax.

"The Arctic navigation season is currently too short and ice conditions are too unpredictable for liner shipping to be feasible.

The new-generation container ships are too cumbersome to use the Arctic so, as these become more common, the northern route becomes less attractive.

Capesize ships are too large to traverse the Panama canal and must round Cape Horn to travel between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.

A vocal critic of large charter boats, Rodheim has said some entertaining ships are too large and noisy for the bay.

Ships that are too large for the Canal are referred to as "post-Panamax".

Knowles entered with two Supremes-ish backup singers to the "Theme From Shaft," which was too cruise ship by half.