Sentence examples for vessels away from inspiring English sources

Wood thought it was a shock wave, penetrating the soldiers' helmets and surging through their brains, tearing blood vessels away from tissue.

Working with local residents, she noticed that the incidence of peripheral arterial disease -- blockages of blood vessels away from the heart -- seemed greater and more severe in her African American patients.

India took its first concrete measures to ease tensions with Pakistan today by lifting a five-month-old ban on Pakistani commercial aircraft flying over India and pulling a flotilla of naval vessels away from Pakistan's coast, officials said.

After he had dinner with the Indian defense minister, George Fernandes, at Blackwill's residence, the Indians said that they would move some naval vessels away from Pakistan, and Powell called Musharraf to reinforce the message that India was responding.

In Point Lookout on Long Island, as in Point Pleasant Beach in New Jersey, homeowners covered windows with plywood, and boaters struggled to get their vessels away from docks.

Usually when a blockade is declared, international insurance companies refuse to cover merchant ships entering the exclusion zone, and shipowners themselves send the vessels away.

The whalers reportedly responded by firing high-powered hoses to keep the Sea Shepherd vessel away.

Officials hurried the vessel away and rescheduled the launch for 7.17am, only for strong winds to force yet another delay.

We are all just a stumble or burst blood vessel away from becoming uncomprehending parodies of our former selves.

Soon thereafter, Madrid accepted a migrant boat off the coast of Valencia, filled with 629 people from mainly Sub-Saharan Africa, after Italy turned the vessel away.

He had only to land at foreign ports, and keep the vessel away from the United States, in order to prevent the appellants from leaving his service.