Captain Elsper went astern, and as his ship came free tried to head for Tobermory. |
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The ship won't point into the wind, you have to have the wind astern or at least abeam. |
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Some of the towline was paid out to send the commuter astern of the schooner. |
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They stay in line astern formation and head for the Discovery, followed closely by the rest of the Eagles and the eight Bright Stars ships. |
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The reason the four cars at the finish were line astern was because they couldn't pass each other! |
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In reality, the buntlines would not be visible from astern since they run on the foreside of the sails. |
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We saw their vapor trails very high and almost overhead as they went into line astern, rolled over and started down right on top of us. |
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The engines were steaming full speed astern, and by hoisting the topsail, the ship shot past it in safety. |
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The ship appeared to be towing her fishing gear astern and seemingly for this reason remained underway. |
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But rounding Halibut Point, I was relieved to see that at least one of them, the guy in the life preserver, was still well astern. |
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As she increases her speed to 29 knots, the prop wash piles up astern into an arcing jet stream then fans out into a broad trailing wake. |
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We join Duncan astern in the wheelhouse and watch as he carefully manoeuvres into the first of the five locks. |
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After securing the boat astern, the remainder of the transit is taken up with preparations for the diving equipment and gear. |
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One of them noticed an object in the water outboard and to port of the wake, astern of the vessel. |
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The ship was met by a warm welcome from the Brazilian Navy, being berthed in a prominent position astern of the sail training ship Cisne Branco. |
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We carried on relentlessly until we beached, having dropped our anchor astern in order to hold us square on the beach and not drift sideways. |
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The Ganda slid into formation off the Soyuz's starboard side, slightly astern. |
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Langsdorff, a torpedo specialist, kept both ships astern to give them the smallest possible target with regards to a torpedo attack. |
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The 3,400 tonne Anzac Class frigate was the 10th ship in the firing column, with HMAS Newcastle positioned astern. |
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As they were rescued, the crew and a desolate captain watched the ship slip astern into deep water, disappearing from view. |
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The subject herself was surrounded by the common aura of light to silhouette her against the stern of the ship and the shades of darkness astern. |
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I put Margarita hard astern, yelling at Paul to grab the line and pull slack into the cockpit. |
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Her bow was almost blown off, but her captain managed to keep her afloat by going full astern. |
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The boat slows, stops, and if the lever isn't pushed into neutral, she'll gather way astern. |
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One afternoon three of them came in from the sea in close line astern under a solid overcast. |
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The other boats of Kilthan's convoy floated ahead and astern of his own, nuzzling the docks, hatches battened down, and a peaceful sense of expectancy hovered about them. |
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As I mentioned earlier, some 38s were fitted with a lower helm although visibility astern is very limited and communications with deck hands is nearly impossible. |
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With a fast dropping ebb tide she was unable to come astern off the bank and was left high and dry until five in the afternoon when she was assisted off the bank by tug. |
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With his departure star astern and his destination star ahead, he could keep to his course. |
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The first known castles are shown amidships or astern on Roman ships, to afford vantage points in sea skirmishes. |
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As the breeze was blowing directly up the rhumb line from astern, the idea was to jibe downwind for maximum speed. |
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The net gain of 46 seconds was just too big a task for Oracle, which finally crossed the line 47 seconds astern. |
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Pilot throttled back fully and dove, manoeuvering to attack from astern dead along track of U-Boat. |
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In this instance, a spring line astern, normally used for this manoeuvre, was not used. |
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The astern movement of the ferry caused it to part its mooring lines and the shore ramp to fall below the level of the car deck. |
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The tug is connected to the barge by two steel cables so as to prevent tug movement astern. |
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Worse, by the time it's delivered it will be three generations astern of station. |
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The bridge wings were used by both pilot and master to get a good view astern during manoeuvres. |
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The master was unable to reach the control for two of the four main engines but he did use the other control in astern mode. |
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The port engine was placed on full astern in an attempt to return the vessel to the channel. |
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Full astern was ordered on the main engine and the crash stop sequence was initiated. |
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With the four tugs assisting, the main engine was operated astern and ahead to clear the hull from the shoal. |
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The pilot immediately put the engine to dead slow ahead, but the confined area of the channel prevented a turning or full astern manoeuvre. |
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She joined the first group and positioned herself immediately astern of the head guide. |
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Just astern, a relaxation area with benches, tables and sun deck welcomes guests. |
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Loïck Peyron, just a few miles astern, changed course slightly to go and pick up his colleague and take him onboard Gitana Eighty. |
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Full astern was ordered and the officer of the watch was tasked to let go the anchor. |
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As a result of attempting to go astern, wash from the propeller stirred up mud from the harbour bed, which blocked the vessel's intakes. |
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A little after the start of the vessel's head coming to port, the helm was put hard to starboard and the main engine to full astern. |
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By this stage the safety car was out and we witnessed two Ferrari's in the pits, line astern, while agitated mechanics tried to get 8 wet weather wheels ready for their cars. |
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One by one, other houseboats come into view and join our convoy astern. |
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It is said too that sailors, beating up against the wind in the Gulf of Finland, sometimes see a strange sail heave into sight astern and overhaul them hand over hand. |
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The narrator's ship is making for Spain with a fine wind astern. |
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Using powerful floodlights to attract the delicacy known to the Japanese as ika, the boats employ sails which are rigged astern to reduce the ship's roll in the ocean swells. |
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It is said, too, that sailors, beating up against the wind in the Gulf of Finland, sometimes see a strange sail heave in sight astern and overhaul them hand over hand. |
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But soon, performing a visual diminuendo, they drift well astern, a distant nebula of glittering pinpoints at the planet's indistinguishable edge. |
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Because warships mounted almost all their guns on the broadside, and were vulnerable to fire from ahead or astern, actions were usually fought in line ahead. |
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When the vessel moved astern after being refloated, three of the tugs were unable to push against the side because they were not made fast to the vessel. |
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This enabled them to turn one paddle ahead and one astern to turn and maneuver quickly. |
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But thanks to his option off to the west taken a couple of days ago, Safran was able to finish with the wind on the beam, while her rivals had the wind from astern in very light conditions. |
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The pilot, seeing that the starboard sheer of the vessel could not be corrected in time to prevent grounding, requested the helm be placed amidships and full astern pitch be applied. |
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Ahead of him is Ger O'Rourke's Dutch-backed Delta Lloyd, which, as ABN Amro 1 won the race last time, but this time 48 miles astern in just 48 hours. |
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Meanwhile, when the aircraft as 300 yards distant the front gunner saw approx. 70-100 feet astern of the U-Boat a brownish pool with blue smoke hanging above it. |
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He immediately put the propulsion machinery to full astern. |
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The two main masts are aline amidships, while the two mizzen masts are astern and placed in line with the rudder post. |
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When the propeller was put to full astern, the starboard main engine provided about 50 per cent of the total power normally available, which reduced the vessel's ability to stop. |
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The trio then sailed back up the Mersey in single file formation, tug boats pumping out vast V-shaped water spouts ahead and astern the royal procession. |
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German sources state that the fleet had already passed Dover when the coastal artillery opened fire and that the shells landed well astern of the major German units. |
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He and a handful of loyals made for the Nina, waiting a few hundred yards astern of the flagship, but they were turned back by the Nina's captain Vicente Yanez. |
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Astern of the engine-room area is a short gap where the ship broke her back, then you reach the propshaft, suspended above the seabed by the remains of the donkey engine. |
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