Whether you navigate it in a rubber raft or a dory, the 225 miles of river can be alternately easy and terrifying. |
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First, it tells me that the outboard on the dory used by the Scottish divers kept stopping and the dory drifted away from the wreck. |
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Speaking of three people aboard, the dory rowed and handled surprisingly well with two at the oars and one on the sternsheets steering. |
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All that day and all the day following, Port Haven was scoured from top to bottom, from the smallest closet to the tiniest dockside dory. |
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The baitfish tightened into a ball as the kingfish attacked, while several snapper and dory moved in hoping to share the spoils. |
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This is a wildly successful business where the staff dispense dory and deep and meaningful advice in equal quantities. |
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For mains, I had chosen the pan-fried stuffed chicken breast, while Madame went for the poached dory fillet on ratatouille Nicoise. |
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They'll kayak the waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and, as a tribute to the host province, paddle a traditional wooden dory row boat. |
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Why, you'd have an easier time piloting your dory around the reflecting pool at the Legislature. |
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This is the idea that we have to get back on track, that doing so will be painful, but that when we do all will be hunky dory. |
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Suddenly, after weeks of worry and heartache it is all hunky dory on the Kevin front again. |
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We do not believe by any stretch of the imagination that everything is hunky dory. |
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The price for top grade fish like monk and dory is down considerably. |
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There is no evidence that the crew succeeded in abandoning the vessel or that the vessel's liferaft or dory had been occupied. |
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On witnessing the capsizing he quickly launched his dory and brought the survivors ashore. |
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He told me he used to row around in a dory to go fishing for the big companies. |
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It could not be determined from the pieces of wreckage if the dory had been used by the crew. |
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As a dory, represented as a boat, it probably doesn't mean very much, but what it means to the people who built it is a story in and of itself. |
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It is a picture of a guy sitting up in a dory with a make and break engine. |
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A 4.5 m wooden dory, reportedly built in 1985, was also carried on board. |
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While sitting safely in the stem of the dory, the fisherman would haul in the swordfish with the rope, attached to the buoy, which passed over a roller in the bow. |
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If the economy does start to recover later this year or next, the supposedly ruinous disappearance of the budget surplus will have had a lot to do with it. This is not to say that everything is hunky dory in budget-land. |
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It could be a guy who started in a little dory and built up a business. |
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An inspection of Mr. Gillis' dory by fishery officers found a fish box containing 89 undersized lobsters and a second fish box containing legal sized lobsters. |
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In the waters of the South-East Atlantic there are a number of stocks of deep water species, including Patagonian tooth fish, orange roughy, oreo, dory and deep-sea prawns. |
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The regulations also require that decked fishing vessels with a gross tonnage of over 15Â be equipped with a lifeboat, boat, dory, skiff or seiner to accommodate all persons on board. |
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With such a fantabulous line up of planets shimmering away in the most positive sector, everything should be hunky dory. |
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Sailors have choices ranging from an 8-foot lapstrake dinghy to a traditional 17-foot dory. |
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At Hunky Dorys Park, things could be anything but hunky dory for the home side as Drogheda face an in-form Derry. |
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The basic weapon of the hoplite was the dory, a wooden-shaft spear six to nine feet long with a metal point at each end. |
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However, all is not hunky dory in the Hermit Kingdom on the Han River. |
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Any fish were gaffed and brought aboard, the hooks rebaited, and the line paid out on the other side. The dory thus went down the whole length of the trawl. |
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The alternative story is that St Peter threw a John Dory back into the sea after it had engaged his sympathy by making distressed noises. |
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Mix the flour with salt and pepper, and lightly dust the John Dory fillets, shaking off the excess flour. |
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Another diver in the party spotted a John Dory, and these appear to be quite common in the area. |
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Hand-made by an artisanal boat-maker in Maine, the Rocking Dory is a child-sized replica of the wooden dories found on the shores of Maine. |
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When photographing a John Dory I have usually tried to get the standard side-on profile shot. |
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With flounder, sole, fluke, turbot, halibut, bass, trout, John Dory or orange roughy, we must tread lightly, especially with regard to bitterness. |
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Pan-fried fish. Barramundi, bream, flounder, garfish, John Dory, snapper and Silver Dory are suitable for this recipe. |
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Big female cuckoo wrasse, pollack, several bib and a John Dory were all I could see, although my view was slightly obscured by several fronds of kelp. |
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The ovaries and ovarian eggs of the angler or frogfish, and of the John Dory. |
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This subtly flavoured fish is often compared to Chilean sea bass, black cod and John Dory. |
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The grass was so green that it looked like the artificial Easter bunny grass that Dory had bought each year to fill her children's baskets with. |
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Hunky Dory is the tale of an unconventional drama teacher who inspires her pupils to chase their dreams. |
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