The QM2 may no longer be the longest, tallest and widest passenger ship extant, but it is still the largest ocean liner — sailing point-to-point, as in across the Atlantic, as opposed to a cruise ship, which makes a loop that finishes where it started — ever built.
So, yes, they can do a new variation on cargo pants, but now it comes with an intricately pleated blouse in teal silk that suggests fluted sail points, or a loose, layered smoke-gray top over a black wrap skirt.
Then, the producer and I...immediately, the ship turned, and all sails pointed to this idea.
She sailed to points near the Azores or off Greenland and radioed weather reports back to the mainland every 4 hours.
These curves should start at the sail corner points and bow out to 3 inches (7.6 cm) at the middle of the baselines.
It's not been plain sailing, is the point here.
The New Yorker, July 21 , 1956P. 17 A yachtsman was sailing from Montauk Point to Plum Gut in a thick haze one day, when a big Chris-Craft loomed up alongside.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, July 21 , 1956P. 17 A yachtsman was sailing from Montauk Point to Plum Gut in a thick haze one day, when a big Chris-Craft loomed up alongside.
By all accounts, she also enforced balance in his life: made sure he watched an hour of TV a night, went to movies and concerts, encouraged his love of sailing (at one point, he owned a small fleet of sailboats, plus a motorboat); she water-skied until she was 75.
We went through so many iterations and pivoted a few times during production, but once we nailed our sound, it was pretty much smooth sailing from that point on, especially since I had a great team working on it with me.
There is no promise of smooth sailing at any point in life.
