Among the craft that littered the harbour was the hulk of the battleship Haruna lying quietly in the shallows, its deck just above the water. |
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Gorgonian corals stood out like crash barriers for the plankton and detritus that course over the hulk. |
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The safety of the increasingly dilapidated hulk is by no means assured and the situation is worsened when the foremast is damaged. |
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In the upper part of the Shield a lion passant guardant dimidiates the hulk of a medieval ship. |
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We rowed to the hulk from which it was planned to swim to the jut of the foreshore. |
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The original Victorian cast iron structure has been stripped back and exposed, its riveted, pitted hulk like a decaying ship's hull. |
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Perhaps their most glorious hour was when they discovered the hulk of a Viking longboat, perfectly preserved in mud off Anglesey. |
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Towering over the town was Turtle Mountain, a massive hulk of limestone and shale layered with veins of coal in its core. |
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He was a vast hulk of a man, who hummed a tuneless melody to himself as he lumbered down the corridors. |
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He called orders to the men in the rigging that would ease their forward motion and approach to the prison hulk. |
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Hans felt his head thrown forward, as his ears suffered the groaning of the hull, as the massive hulk of the ship came to one stop. |
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I was kept on a derelict hulk on the Thames, and no-one told me how long it would be before I was moved on. |
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Sold in 1953, it was towed into St Omer Bay in Kenepuru Sound in Marlborough and used as a store hulk. |
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There was hope that its great silhouette would be able to breathe again when the neighbouring hulk of Heron House was deemed unsafe. |
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Mr Brown keeps the crippled hulk of his truck in a shed at his home, a several hundred-acre estate in Beech Island, South Carolina. |
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There is the hospital that had been the newly built pride of its community, reduced to a burned-out hulk, every window blown out. |
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One survivor said it was literally like an earthquake and it left that building just a burned-out hulk. |
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They grab Frank, throw him in the car, and cart him off to a rotting medieval hulk of a prison. |
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I heard footsteps on the sidewalk and saw a hulk of a man approaching from the office, who I first assumed was a guest. |
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Finally, it was over his head, but the battle was not yet over as it was still under the hulk of a man. |
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And now the muscular hulk of the raging brother roars through the doorway, like a terrible predator seeking prey. |
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Another unsung hero has been a towering hulk who has made life miserable for opponents trying to stand in front of the San Jose net. |
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One of these thugs, a balding hulk of a man, performs a neat trick with an espresso coffee. |
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A towering hulk of a man is vigorously hacking away at a formless lump of meat. |
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After a moment, he let out a high, piercing whistle that somehow seemed strange coming from the hulk of a man. |
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Like an unwanted cargo hulk lugging its toxic payload from port to port around the world, there's no telling where it will end up next. |
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In order to prepare the hulk for the shredder, it is transferred to a press for volume reduction. |
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He was a giant strapping hulk of a boy and this precious tiny parakeet, he tended to with such love and care. |
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A rather large hulk of a man, he looked at his old friend with amusement. |
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Looming over the entire museum complex is the massive, windowless hulk of the Back Shop, destined to be the fourth, final, and most spectacular exhibition area. |
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He disallowed a goal scored by hulk that would have given Brazil a 2-1 lead. |
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A burly blond hulk of a man spoke from the far end of the table. |
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Jorgenson's downfall led to his return to England as a prisoner, and his committal to a Thames River prison hulk, Bahama, among fellow Danish officers. |
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The rusting hulk of a long-abandoned Soviet ship loomed in the distance. |
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My mother, frail in comparison to the hulk of a man she'd married, was sitting on the couch, too, but looked like she was trying to stay as far from him as possible. |
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I just have this personal mental obsession with the hulk being an Asian-American male icon. |
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Meanwhile in Cardiff, having rejected Hadid, they have built a graceless hulk called the Millennium Stadium right in the city centre, with lottery money. |
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Though the vast hulk of the ship daunted her and dampened her spirits immensely, the warm touch of Lucien's steadying hand encouraged and thrilled her. |
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The rebirth of the Oddfellows ' Hall, which turned a crumbling hulk into one of the most used buildings in town, was nothing short of spectacular. |
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Within the brick hulk, where floors can support a live load of 3 tonnes per square metre, up to 700 parking spaces and a services level can be tucked out of sight. |
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The grey hulk of the jail stares out across Dublin's north inner city. |
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The schoolgirl came across the rusting hulk of the Second World War naval mine and shouted for her dad to see it. |
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Extinct Bits of bone wombat bulk diprotodon a time-worn crumbling prehistoric hulk. |
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With slight variations to suit local conditions, the nao was known as a fluyt in Holland, a hulk in Germany, and a carrack in the Mediterranean. |
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The Carbuncle Cup-winning hulk on Pentonville Road houses cramped cell-like rooms that look directly out on to the blank brick wall of a retained Victorian facade, only one metre away. |
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The Guardian understands that the party has ensured the limestone hulk is kept under lock and key, to avoid any discovery which might cause further embarrassment. |
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But on a good day it does offer one remarkable sight: the looming hulk of Mount Ararat, which is sacred to the Armenians but is actually in Turkey. |
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Once the hulk has been pressed, there is no chance of further dismantling. |
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Construction started immediately, with the former frigate HMS Lapwing driven ashore as a temporary accommodation hulk. |
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The two docks had by then long silted up, imprisoning the rotting hulk of an old wooden ship, the Bollam. |
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Barda could BFR and I doubt She hulk is tanking a blow from her rod, so she takes. |
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Here a sheer hulk lies poor Tom Bowling... for death hath broached him to. |
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So when the channel threw a reunion for the programme last weekend, fans would have expected the 17-stone hulk to be centre stage with his pugil stick. |
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One of three famous Empresses lay as a burnt out charred hulk. |
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