And this ship sails directly with niform velocity fristly, then turns back (the heading changes 180 deg), then sails directly with niform velocity again, then turns back again, and then sails like this repeatedly.
Children may enjoy this hilarious battle, but most of "Secret" is so sly that its best jokes will sail, like the Burpulator, right over the heads of its intended audience.
On 10 July 1969, the Royal Mail vessel Picardy, steaming through the mid-Atlantic towards the Caribbean, encountered a yacht, drifting under a single sail, like the Marie Celeste.
They will help you to remember why Dimetrodon is not a dinosaur, why our ancestors did not have a sail like that of Edaphosaurus, and how scientists reconstruct the evolutionary history of mammalian characters.
An almost planet-sized, solar-powered radio transmitter could generate enough energy to propel an interstellar light sail (like the one illustrated above), they suggest.
Ben Ainslie's new British racing HQ opens this month, a sail-like building at the Camber in Old Portsmouth.
"And you get to sail boats like this," he said, hauling up a fluttering spinnaker that was filling with a New York Harbor breeze, pitching the big, bad boat toward Battery Park.
His revolutionary vision of soaring, sail-like roofs harmonized with the building's harbour location.
The building is a slender white wedge that rises, sail-like, a hundred and seventy feet into the sky.
Manhattan waterfront location inspires billowing white sail-like forms in glass.
