Sally and Matt carry enough baggage to sink a battleship, let alone the rotting wooden dingy moored between the boathouse piers.
In an impassioned speech nearly 40 years ago, Sukarno said that during the colonial period, Indonesia was a "coolie between nations," moored between the continents of Asia and Australia.
In May they spent a day cutting back vegetation as part of a project to restore the Blue Man Walk across the North Yorkshire moors between Reasty Bank and Allerston.
The Moonshine Jamboree, London One of London's cutest evenings out has to be the Moonshine Jamboree folk nights held on the Tamesis barge, a floating pub moored between Lambeth and Vauxhall bridge.
The album Good Morning Spider (1998), which seemed moored between a dreaming and waking state, was generally seen as a commentary on his near-death experience, yet he claimed that most of it was written before the incident.
At first I assumed that it must have derived from a manufacturer called Wincey; Josiah Wincey, perhaps, the proprietor of Wincey's Mill, on the windswept moors between Oldham and Burnley, as tough and stone-hearted a skinflint as ever made toiling workers stay at their looms over Christmas.
Such courtliness leaves the reader to wander the misty moor between terror and parody, uncertain as to whether we should be laughing with or at the author's own grim determination that nothing about the book should ever appear to have been written either in fright or in fun.
A train travelling from London's King's Cross to Edinburgh, which became stranded on the North York moors between Darlington and North Allerton, started moving again at about 00 45 GMT, East Coast has said.
John had taken up a position on Scawton Moor, between Rievaulx and Byland Abbey.
A photograph from the U.S. Navy's Naval History & Heritage Command website shows a nearly sunken Benham moored between two ships.
