The first four bogies capsized into a depression alongside the track.
Bangladesh: March 13 , 2012: More than 139 people drowned to death when a ferry boat carrying 200 people capsized into the Meghna river, south of Bangladesh capital city Dhaka.
In addition, Rosenberg confronts us with a powerful and abstruse prose-poetry, translations from the tough-to-decipher mingled Aramaic-Hebrew of the original, that makes for challenging reading when capsized into English.
Four years before Cinderella, when Europe was capsizing into war and Prokofiev was entangled in a turbulent love affair, he wrote a comic opera, the rarely seen – and no need to wonder why – Betrothal in a Monastery.
It's the kind of high-risk story that depends on a very adroit control of tone to keep it from capsizing into tasteless silliness or kitschy solemnity, and Englander manages it beautifully, bringing its teemingly disparate elements (which include a child molester and a clan of displaced snapping turtles) together into a strangely moving finale.
But the wooden pilings rising out of the Grand Canal in Venice are so decayed that as we clung to them one afternoon it wasn't at all clear whether they would be sturdy enough to prevent us from capsizing into its murky waters.
As discussed before, do not throttle up too fast or you will capsize into the deck.
The dangers were enormous — "For God's sake, hold on, it's got us," Shackleton yelled to his crew as a gigantic wave washed over the deck of their 23-foot whaler, the James Caird, nearly capsizing it into the frigid water in 1916 — and some explorers never came home alive.
As many as 700 people are feared dead after a fishing boat smuggling them into Europe capsized in the Mediterranean off Libya early on Sunday morning.
That night, a motorboat capsized in Whitefish Lake, throwing Randall Bruckner and Julia Cassidy into 39-degree water.
