FOR sailing through the city in a crisp white sheath, float your boat with Balenciaga's deck-shoe wedge ($995), a twisted take on a summer classic.
On the other hand, slow-moving vessels are commonly used for sailing through the aquaculture facilities and between bays, thus representing a potential factor of man-mediated dispersion of the ascidian all along the Ebro Delta and adjacent coasts.
"We believe that five or six months a year are now available [for sailing through the Northeast passage]," says Sergei Frank, the chief executive of the state-owned shipping company, Sovcomflot, whose tanker made the record-breaking voyage.
A quarter-mile deep and big enough for a ship to sail through, its 160-foot entrance revealed rock arches encrusted with red and green lichen.
After waiting for a huge car carrier to sail through from the Pacific side, our ship cruised through the narrow, curving cut, the quartermaster positioning the vessel midchannel by using the flagstaff at the bow as a kind of rifle sight, lining it up with giant markers on the hillsides.
For instance, Levy had been a captain for almost 20 years, sailing through Haiti, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic without ever breaking the law, Pierre told me.
On May 5, Evans returned to Connecticut in time for the fleet's sailing through the Golden Gate on May 6, although he was still in pain.
Barclays, for instance, sailed through the examination, with regulators judging that it would have more capital in two years' time than now, because of strong underlying earnings.
On fourth-and-2 from the Miami 5 with a little more than a minute to play, Bledsoe's pass intended for Eric Bjornson sailed through the end zone.
A1 Smooth Debate for Kerry Senator John Kerry sailed through the final debate before the Wisconsin primary as Howard Dean and John Edwards sidestepped chances to criticize him, in another sign that the party is coalescing around Mr. Kerry as its likely nominee.
One assumes and hopes the birth went as smoothly, for Michael sailed through with a rendition of John Mayer's "Waiting On The World To Change".
