Usually four boats race at once.
Boatswain Brown directed the two surf boats to proceed at once to the Lee's side, start removing the p226 passengers, and bring them in boat loads to the Bonham and the cutter Redwing, which had since reported on the scene.
Boats went out at once, that morning, to search the mainland and island shores and the water.
Banned from other sensitive areas, they have poured into Cardigan Bay, where as many as 70 boats have been working at once.
I spent an afternoon at Duke University participating in a symposium on the work of the Miami-based Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié, whose work represents a world in which past and present collide and collude, with the Middle Passage and the journeys of Haitian boat-people happening all at once in a kind of eternal repetition.
Laurent Dubois: I spent an afternoon at Duke University participating in a symposium on the work of the Miami-based Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié, whose work represents a world in which past and present collide and collude, with the Middle Passage and the journeys of Haitian boat-people happening all at once in a kind of eternal repetition.
Reacting at once, boats from nearby ships organised an evacuation and began loading the Dutch prisoners for transfer to more seaworthy vessels.
The U-boat also sighted the smack and both vessels began firing at once, the U-boat's weapon scoring several hits before Nelson's could be brought to bear.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 29, 2011 At noon in North Korea today, trains and boats all sounded their horns at once — the contemporary equivalent, perhaps, of all the clocks striking thirteen.
For the next 30 minutes or so, despite the choppy seas, mother and son repeatedly wove us and our boat into their designs, and then all at once Little Nut popped up directly alongside the boat again and held there.
