I had a mental picture of the surface with the sun shining, and sailing boats tacking to and fro. |
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A scramble to the top of the mound gave a good view of merry little red-sailed dinghiess tacking this way and that. |
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You have to be pretty marketable to sell a series simply by tacking your name to the front of it. |
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Soon all three of us have got the hang of tacking, pulling in and letting out the sheets and steering. |
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Near the top of the second beat, the three boats engaged in a fierce three-way tacking match near the port tack layline. |
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This impression is created by simply tacking the history of the Urartians onto that of the Haik. |
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Many an hour was spent tacking, jibing and splicing the main brace with the occasional capsize as well. |
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The district was asking for the right to subcontract, and the union, by tacking the letter onto the contract, indicated its agreement. |
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Sailing in nearly the opposite direction, that is, tacking close-hauled into this headwind, is a French ship. |
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Not many miles away another little ship was slipping through the water, fitfully tacking against the contrary wind, seeking an easterly path. |
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It was square-rigged on its foremasts and mainmasts, but used a lateen sail on the mizzen to help in tacking. |
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Deran sighed and started tacking up two horses, leaving another one haltered for use as a pack animal. |
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The wind caught the sails with a dull boom and the ship heeled about, tacking into the westerly breeze sweeping across the lake. |
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Actually, Madison wanted to amend the text of the Articles of the Constitution, rather than tacking on a Bill of Rights and further amendments. |
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I don't understand why she goes backwards, back and aslant, tacking to one side. |
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The company has decided to throw viewers a few bones by tacking on a couple of extra features to this disc. |
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Despite the weeks he spent tacking posters to walls, only 30 people turned up. |
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There was only one other guy in the room but he appeared to be busy tacking something to the sand-coloured wall. |
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I use these ends to sew the corners more securely by invisibly tacking them down to the coat. |
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Hitchcock seems disinterested in the relationship, tacking it on to fulfill audience expectations. |
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The bill suggests that it will be fairer to lift the excise duty on fuel, rather than tacking the increased cost on to the registration fee. |
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She points to the left side of the bay, where a small sailing boat is tacking past the tumble of fallen cliff. |
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After the first morning's safety talk, we were sea-bound, and under Giles's watchful eye, were soon hitting nine knots, tacking and gybing. |
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He took it without a word, tacking it to the bulletin board over his desk. |
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Watching his handpicked crew in action, expertly tacking the boat, it's hard to believe Team Adventure will stand a chance against his well-funded campaign. |
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I spent nearly a day and a half under the spinnaker, tacking back and forth, and I had never sailed at that speed solo, on this boat. |
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But all too soon, we were tacking up for our afternoon lesson, which ended around 6 pm, after which we cooled down our horses and cleaned our saddles. |
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She was tacking to come around on Indefatigable's starboard side. |
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By tacking and jibing, Alinghi has twice been successful in bringing the America's Cup to Switzerland. |
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Lastly, how can the matter of infrastructure projects be dealt with without tacking the issue of how they can be funded by changes in pricing? |
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After tacking to the right, John McCain is back to picking fights with Republican colleagues. |
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All three sails are on a pair of sheets at the moment and I am building a new boomed staysail because I want a self tacking boat when I am on my own. |
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Equipped with a fathead two reef main sail, self tacking jib and 1:28 main sheet purchase system for easy boat handling. |
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The economy did add jobs in August, tacking on 96,000 new positions from July. |
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Designing security into systems from the beginning, instead of tacking it on at the end, would give us the security we need, while preserving the civil liberties we hold dear. |
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As a member of its cast for almost 30 years, I must admit this feels a little like tacking pieces of Jell-O to a bulletin board. |
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Extensions are also a good idea but this tends to be much more involved than simply converting a loft of tacking on a conservatory to the side of your house. |
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Otherwise we recommend ripping this page from the magazine and tacking it up alongside those calendar girls who mock you from above your workbench. |
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An army of beaters will drive the birds into the skies, tacking across the hillside, flushing the grouse out of their cover and into the air for the waiting guns. |
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So my first act as the room's inhabitant was tacking a few posters to the walls and planting framed snapshots of my close circle of friends on the shelves. |
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The boat is equipped with a refrigerator, a freezer, and a microwave, so the women can zap their meals between jibing, tacking, and swabbing decks. |
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An over-dimensioned roach can easily get caught in the backstay when tacking or gybing. |
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I'm 250 miles behind as the crow flies, or much more if you consider all the tacking. |
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What's the point of tacking on some trifling symbolic punishment to their deep anguish? |
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Attempting to boost immigration without addressing the root problems is like fixing a home with dry rot in the foundations by tacking on more weatherboards. |
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The foredeck is free from baby stay and inner forestay, and this makes tacking easier. |
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But that would be silly, like tacking some ill-conceived speculation onto the end of a story about boring financial statements to juice it up a little. |
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They feature basic pony care from catching the pony, grooming, correct tacking up and untacking. |
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William. No palaver! tell it to the marines. What, tacking and double tacking! Come to what you want to say at once. |
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Only four per cent of people manage to come up with the solution, which involves attaching the candle to the cardboard box and tacking the cardboard box to the corkboard. |
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And they had. For the first time, miraculously, Oracle succeeded in outpacing Team New Zealand upwind, the latter very nearly capsizing after a furious tacking battle. |
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With a carbon rig and a versatile sail plan including flat-top main and self tacking jib, the boat will quickly be fully powered up, but still manageable with a small crew. |
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Millions more pilgrims have travelled by road from Istanbul and Damascus or by dhow and steamship from Singapore and Mumbai, tacking carefully around the coral outcrops of the Red Sea. |
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Yet while his death will cast a long and emotive shadow over the current Liberal Democrat leadership contest, it's too crude to draw from him the lesson that the party succeeds simply by tacking relentlessly left. |
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In June, he decided to hold a separate special election on October 16th for the Senate seat vacated by the death of Frank Lautenberg, rather than simply tacking that election onto the governors' election on November 5th. |
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A special Department for fight against tacking in human beings and other types of violent crime was established within the Ministry of the Interior. |
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Use of the tacking nozzle is also recommended when, for example, connections are to be fixed to the external surface of a piece under manufacture. |
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A lot better in fact, as it is never easy to begin a race sailing upwind or tacking in the English Channel, where the shipping and fishing boats make this a delicate operation. |
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The tacking nozzle must be used with V seams in order to guarantee perfect bonding of the root face zones and to avoid a notch effect at the bend. |
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Let me re-emphasise, however, that consumer protection is best served if we consider the whole picture, as the Commissioner rightly indicated, rather than tacking together all the provisions that apply anywhere in Europe. |
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Chapter 4 identifies the traditional model for dealing with public complaints and shows how, by tacking complaints on to the discipline system, it serves to reinforce a punitive, individualistic approach to police management. |
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Whatever your need, be it assembly, drilling, grinding, tacking, nailing, blow gun cleaning, paint spraying, chipping or tyre inflation the SILpack R offers a cost effective solution. |
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At that point, an airway was successfully inserted and his breathing was assisted with a bag-valve mask while the medic straddled the patient on the Stokes basket, tacking behind the snowmobile. |
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Nor do I see the case for tacking left on affirmative action. |
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There are still no trade winds established down here and it is in a southerly breeze that Safran is having to sail by tacking upwind to make her way to Guadeloupe. |
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But although the gap is closing, it will stay significant as they are all now on a direct course for the north of Guadeloupe and they'll have no more tacking to do. |
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For example, riders worked on balance and stretching activities on and off the horse and also benefited from tacking, untacking and grooming. |
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This means, naturally, that a prosecutor anxious about tacking too close to the wind will disclose a favorable piece of evidence. |
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We had flown into Airlie Beach the night before, stocked up on provisions, and by noon were practicing tacking and jibing in the bays near Airlie Beach. |
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The schooner ploughed on Northerly for a minute longer, before tacking again to lay herself half a mile in advance of the nearer corvette, now up on their larboard quarter. |
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Tacking means that you turn the boat into the wind, or the bow through the eye of the wind. |
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Tacking on vibraphones to clumsy, endlessly repetitive garage rock does nothing but emphasize the complete lack of original ideas that plagues this album. |
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