"If that fucking boat starts rolling you get in that bay with her and take the force so she doesn't have to, you hear me?" "Aye".
The music evokes a boat atop rolling ocean waves through rippling piano arpeggios that build and crest across the entire keyboard.
The boat is rolling from side to side in a motion that might make even Poseidon sick, but MacLean is steady as a tank as he flips a switch and the lines begin to reel in.
The players rode on duck boats, but there was also a giant duck boot rolling down Boylston Street.
Feeling the endless motion of a rolling boat, we could imagine being part of a vast caravan crossing the wind-sculpted canyons to the Arabian Peninsula carrying supplies of spice, incense, gold and silks.
This Labor Day, park police accommodated them, riding out of the red cedar woods on all-terrain vehicles and swooping in by boat, video cameras rolling, to order some 60 protesters off the sand.
After cocktails on the canopied upper deck of the péniche, the guests drifted downstairs to the salle à manger — all except Cocteau, whose horror of seasickness was so excruciating that he refused to come on board until the last Seine excursion boat, with its rolling wake, had gone by.
We're on a tiny motor boat rock' n' rolling all over the South Pacific, and one of us has just bellowed 11 o'clock.
A couple of days after that, I was pulling slimy fish off hooks on a small boat pitching and rolling in Dingle Bay, fish that I would eat just a couple of hours later at a bar and restaurant across from the docks.
Mayor writes with feeling of this historic fishing village, with its narrow lanes "riding a hilly terrain like boats on a rolling sea," and he's sensitive to the financial pressures that can turn law-abiding fishermen into smugglers.
