They came to the island in the womb of their shipwrecked mother.
The collective took the modular parts approach for their build of their shipwrecked astronaut.
PAGE A30 Words, and Their Limits "Shipwreck," the second part of Tom Stoppard's "Coast of Utopia" trilogy, features signature dialogue -- and a scene of silence.
Legal experts said those nations, and others with long maritime traditions, are increasingly eager to assert ownership of their old shipwrecks now that technology is fast opening the seas to exploration and recovery.
They spent their entire lives together and overcame many adversities — including a shipwreck — on their way to New York.
A group of Europeans, including a disciple of Nietzsche and a sex-mad baroness with three lovers, made this their home in the 1930s, becoming a cause célèbre when murder and shipwreck destroyed their tiny colony.
After losing their parents to a shipwreck, the two sisters are raised together in the splendid isolation of the royal castle, until Elsa is forced to take the throne in her late teens.
At least since the days of Nathaniel Sylvester and his teen-age wife, Grissel, who survived a shipwreck on their way from Barbados in 1652, travellers to the area have been content to rely on the former method of conveyance, which, while not free or available at whim, claims the advantages of dispatch and dryness.
Janeway's thoughtful and elegantly written book helps to fill this gap in the Roosevelt literature, tracking these New Dealers from their prime in the 1930's and 40's through cycles of optimism and cynicism, friendship and feud, to the shipwreck of their old age.
Most streets in the northern Darwin suburb of Coconut Grove and some in the adjacent suburb of Millner, were named after local Darwin residents, interstate visitors and crew who lost their lives during the shipwreck.
Some start out alone but just as many lose their families in shipwrecks and other tragedies along the way.
