The S-shaped bow rides up on the ice, using the ship's 8,500 tons to crush down through the pack.
There was an undulating movement as the ship's bow rode up onto the pack, then fell, rode up again and fell.
En route, successive pods of Pacific white-sided dolphins and Dall's porpoises enthusiastically escorted us, bow riding and playing in the sparkling ocean waters.
He was aided in these attacks by the unabashedly Liberal Edmonton Bulletin, which distributed free copies of issues containing coverage of the divorce in McPherson's southern Little Bow riding.
There was a constant up-and-down movement as the ship's bow rode up on the ice, fell as the ice caved in, rode up onto it again, fell and so on.
Many small cetaceans play around moving boats, where they bow-ride, taking advantage of their ability to bodysurf and essentially enjoying the free ride in the bow wave created by the vessel.
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The dolphins buzz the boats in the area and then buzz the whales too, bow-riding on the whales' snouts and leaping alongside their giant playmates.
The anonymous artists lavished as much attention on a series of seventeen drawings of military personnel — Hussar, Highlander, sapper, and so on — as they did on a series that the archivists at the Museum of Natural History dubbed "The Battle of Fruits and Vegetables," which depicts soldiers, armed with muskets, lances, and bows, riding produce into battle.
