Seats numbered one through six were already occupied by people who sat facing each other on two long berths.
By the time he does get his master's certificate, trade for the Merchant Navy will have slumped, and English rivers will be choked with tramp steamers requiring long-term berths).
(His timing's bad. By the time he does get his master's certificate, trade for the Merchant Navy will have slumped, and English rivers will be choked with tramp steamers requiring long-term berths).
Florida (19-41-7-5), outshot tonight by 37-15, dropped out of the race for a playoff berth long ago.
She is living a long-distance marriage in a bid for a long-shot Olympic berth.
THE naval ships under construction in Austal's yard on the Mobile River in Alabama are only small by military standards: the littoral combat ship (LCS), pictured above, is 127.1 metres long, with 76 berths and room for 210 tonnes of cargo.
The construction of a wharf 116 m long allowed the berthing of larger vessels coming in from Casamance.
But they are only 6-8 in the Southland Conference and 17-10 over all, making an N.C.A.A. tournament berth a long shot.
He didn't know a grip from a gaffer, but he was a quick study, and before long he had a berth at Sundance Labs, the prestigious indie-film boot camp.
Compare the comically dead and cloying Chaplin and the comically dead, cloying and simpering Lucille Ball (also overlooked but, then, she was only a bit player in a Stooge short) to understand why the philosophes of funny ought to be given a long and a wide berth.
