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Its heroism hits the buffers, his energy is swirled into one painted shipwreck after another.
We quantify the severity of this threat to archaeological sites through repeat visits to one ancient shipwreck and quantify the change to the seabed over a period of eleven months.
If the mood is often rueful, Drever always finds an upturn – "No one gets shipwrecked any more," as he puts it – and there are tart social observations like the title track's "I wish that politicians' ties would tighten up when they tell lies".
On one occasion, Lanza says, a shipwreck was discovered off Toulon with ancient cases of wine preserved on board, unlabelled.
My eldest nephew, Justin, an elementary school pupil obsessed with islands, cherishes the knowledge that one ancestor was shipwrecked on Bermuda in 1609.
Technicians repaired the remote-controlled submarine again, replacing the cable and fuses as the Rylan T sailed to a second shipwreck, one that had not been examined.
I passed through the villages of Arou and Santa Marina and paused briefly at the English Cemetery, a monument to a spectacular shipwreck, one of many that occurred along this stretch of coast.
The improbable rescue of the day, that of Hiromitsu Shinkawa, who was found floating, holding on to a piece of his roof, ten miles from shore, sounded more like one from a shipwreck.
A scientific worldview without a larger philosophical, metaphysical or religious system in which to anchor itself strands one like a shipwreck survivor adrift in an ocean of meaninglessness.
