As the crises converge, Nancy wonders, "Could the great ocean liner of the presidency come off the sandbar and begin to sail again?" Mallon offers a useful reminder that Presidential reputations often improve with the passage of time.
Six days after the attack on Centaur, a request was made by the Australian Department of Defence that the identification markings and lights be removed from Australian hospital ship Manunda, weapons be installed, and that she begin to sail blacked out and under escort.
When it comes to the Wagners, however, Wilson's imaginative sympathy begins to sail dangerously close to whitewash.
On Monday, US navy Seals seized control of the Morning Glory near Cyprus, and began to sail it back to a Tripoli-controlled port.
In the sixteen-forties and fifties, colonists began to sail a few miles to kill whales spotted from shore, and, not long afterward, Colonial governments were demanding a share of the profits from these whales, too.
The first indication of the game's scope comes when Link takes charge of a boat with a talking dragon head and begins to sail the vast ocean of Zelda, depths filled with treasures and sea monsters.
The news came as hundreds of people detained on a Greek island fled their camp en masse, and other refugees began to sail from mainland Greece to Italy for the first time since eastern European governments began to block their onward route through the Balkans last month.
Some of his fastballs began to sail at the outset of the fifth, a sign of weariness, and with two out, Scott Brosius poked a single through the right side of the infield, Chuck Knoblauch walked and Jeter slammed a three-run homer.
As the Fennica began to sail, a reporter from a local radio station called on my cell and asked: "It's looking like the Fennica is approaching the climbers and the kayakers, what is your Plan B?" I responded by saying: "There is no Plan B, just as there is no Planet B", adding "We have no intention of moving until President Obama rescinds the permit for Shell to drill in the Arctic".
McClellan's army began to sail from Alexandria on March 17.
On November 28, Montgomery and 300 men went aboard some of the captured ships and began to sail to Quebec City.
