A slight breeze drowned out the monotone voices of the crew preparing to lift anchor down below.
A 71-year-old man fishing with two friends in Delaware Bay yesterday, drowned in what officials said was an attempt to lift anchor in choppy seas that swamped their power boat before they could grab life preservers.
Oranjestad then began to lift anchor and steam away but she was too late and was hit by a second torpedo fired from U-156.
We lifted anchor on January 22 , 1983 sailing into Rio de Janeiro 30 days later, the dawn of February 21 under the watchful eye of the Corcovado Christ statue.
The body musculature is used for sequential lifting, anchoring, and pushing against individual ventral scales, which results in an inching along.
Even before lifting its anchor, the ship has already provoked the debate its crew is seeking.
Notation: Before finally lifting the anchor, we provide a short reminder of the standard notations used in this paper.
Sensing weakness, the third Japanese vessel, a steamer, lifted its anchor and made directly for the American ship.
"The waves were too high, so we could not lift the anchor," one rescued sailor said glumly in an interview on RTR television from a hospital bed in Taman, in southern Russia.
All Aboard For those whose appetite for Gilbert & Sullivan was merely whetted by "Topsy-Turvy," let it be known that "H.M.S. Pinafore," first performed on May 25 , 1878 in London, will lift figurative anchor once more tomorrow night at 8 at Symphony Space.
