I could see myself as a desperate dad, composing his note and then calmly unbuttoning his shirt and heeling away his shoes.
Their throats opened, calls horrific as ungreased gears, dry pistons, us already heeling out.
Giuseppe (Mr. Aiello) doesn't do a whole lot of shoemaking in "The Shoemaker," although he does have a penchant for forced foot-related wordplay: He refers at one point to "heeling someone," and the opening exchange involves the repair of "a broken sole".
And I was hanging over the edge of the sailboat and waiting for him to turn around, because he was facing the other way while they were heeling.
As the game slipped away, Murray seemed to have having trouble with his right shoe, frequently heeling the ground and at one point retying his laces.
The family has a roping arena, roughly the size of a football field, where the Pascoe children, three of them, practiced heading and heeling — bringing a steer to the ground by roping its head and its hind legs — for hours at a time.
You can't even stand up in the boat with all the stuff inside, and the boat is always heeling 20 degrees.
Having been sent up the field to lift leeks for an order on Christmas Eve, I can confirm that it's sensible to harvest in batches before the soil freezes solid, heeling the plants into a sheltered, unfrozen spot in the garden.
Within 20 minutes of the attack, the Belgrano was heeling some 30 degrees and the order was given to abandon ship.
Then there was a consonance to split the drums of the world's ears, followed by a horrific rattlings as of actual artillery – tens of thousands of gun-carriages simultaneously at the gallop, colliding, crashing, heeling over in the blackness.
He liked to depict sailboats in action, and "The Catboat" (1922) is a masterly rear view of a small one and its handlers heeling toward a rocky shore in choppy water.
