Two cars collided and another careened across in front of oncoming traffic and it was really a bad scene. |
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A Zero careened sharply, smoking, and its engine reduced to a mere whine as it plummeted earthward. |
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Following the impact, the truck careened into the eastbound lane of Highway 52, directly towards an oncoming van. |
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A scooter careened into Derek, sending him flying across the blacktop road. |
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And the word Carenage itself, which you come across all over the islands, refers to the old place where ships would be careened. |
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That sort of upkeep had always been done between tides, on gently sloped sandy beaches, where the boats were careened and cleaned. |
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La Palma, the provincial capital, was settled in 1853 at a place where boats dry-docked to be careened and provisioned. |
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Miri gripped the gunwales and held on for dear life as the boat careened from wave to wave, bouncing from rock to hidden rock. |
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He pulled back on the sticks, and the ship careened upward, its belly facing the attacker. |
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They had made it to the main road in front of the hotel when their car spun out of control and careened into a ditch. |
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As the heavily loaded semi careened through traffic, cars were smashed and some of the semi's tires blew. |
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The ball careened back into fair territory and was caught by pitcher Kip Wells but was ruled a dead ball by plate umpire Travis Katzenmeier. |
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But its leakiness grew worse in the tropics, and an inspection of the careened vessel in the Gulf of Carpentaria revealed the worst. |
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In the winter of 1989, she was a 35-year-old mother when her car skidded on black ice and careened over an embankment. |
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This fragile monster truck of booze and soft drugs eventually careened off the road. |
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Within an hour the gentle slope has careened skyward, and with each step loose bits of scree tumble down on those unfortunate enough to be bringing up the rear. |
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Everyone stood in silent thought as the ship careened into the hull of the Protor and then burst into a huge explosion taking out not only themselves, but also the Protor. |
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He felt his body roll as the ship careened and vaguely heard the rumble of explosions nearby, but he didn't come to until smoke forced him coughing to his feet. |
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On May 1 2004, he was manning a checkpoint when a car careened through. |
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He then sailed north to Paracoa Bay where he built a palisade to protect his caravels before he careened them in order to repair their poorly maintained hulls. |
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She bounced it hard off the floor, and it careened off on a crazy angle. |
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The rig careened by nipping the pickup flat against its bed. |
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To compare her tenure to a rollercoaster ride would be generous, unless that rollercoaster jumped the tracks and careened into quicksand. |
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After her Buick was rammed, it careened into a tree, killing her almost instantly. |
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While tobogganing, Adam's sled hit some exposed ice and careened off the main tobogganing path onto more ice. |
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The mixer is completely careened with a detachable cover provided with a register trapdoor. |
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The hull has also received a lot of attention as a crack was detected and repaired, before she was completely careened. |
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The mortally wounded Cherry lost control of his Maserati and the car careened into a taxicab, causing it to burst into flames. |
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One of the main rotor blades broke, and the helicopter careened into the ice wall of a perpendicular crevasse about 50 metres from the initial blade impact. |
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Just outside of Philadelphia's 30th Street station, Amtrak Northeast Regional train 188 careened off the tracks on Tuesday night after speeding through a bend at more than 100mph. |
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Our boats are regularly maintained and careened. |
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On the other hand he has also careened all over the ideological map, sounding like a centrist last autumn, moving to the right in the primary season and now veering back again. |
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Thanks to a special mill, the wing is kept closed by a stainless steel cylindrical cavity that has the same external diameter as the barb and so, careened by the wing itself, does not cause any additional friction. |
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The main rotor broke, and the helicopter careened into the ice wall of a perpendicular crevasse, broke apart, caught fire, and tumbled into the crevasse. |
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