| The scaffolding from a building that was being repaired from Ivan was sheered off and tossed into a nearby visitor center. |
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| It resulted from a sheered steering cable allowing the single outboard to swing with the torque of the prop, turning the boat suddenly and tossing us all into the water. |
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| A short time later, the Stellanova sheered towards the centre of the channel. |
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| The vessel sheered towards Steveston Jetty but her movement was stopped by the bridge team using propulsion, steering, and anchor. |
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| Sometimes the hackled wave raised, drew back its lip, sheered its teeth, coughed its raw guttural. |
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| The pilot had the conduct of the vessel and executed the necessary speed changes and course orders until the vessel sheered initially to port. |
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| The master noted on the rudder position indicator that the rudder was hard to starboard, while the Evan Richard sheered to starboard. |
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| L'Acadien II soon5 sheered to port and went on a track approximately 60º off the centreline of the CCGS Sir William Alexander. |
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| As both vessels came within sight of one another, the Stellanova sheered a second time, this time to starboard. |
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| Starboard bow thrust was reportedly requested by the pilot of the Jo Spirit when the Jo Spirit sheered to port, but was not applied. |
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| This didn't stop them from moving into hymn-singing mode, though, which made sure that any nocturnal wild camels that might have got within range swiftly sheered off. |
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| For an instant it looked as if the keel had sheered off and the ship would go down like a lump of lead. |
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| The helmsman maintained that course for over 15 minutes, until the vessel struck bottom and sheered to starboard. |
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| Within the next few seconds, the Stellanova sheered to port. |
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| The vessel sheered, lost its momentum, swung to starboard and steadied with her bow pointing upstream, in the opposite direction to the outbound course. |
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| Let yourself go in an unforgettable festival of emotions, tingles and delights, and discover high mountains from its sheered rocks to its eternal snow. |
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| Soon all of us had snake sticks, their ends sheered off by beavers. |
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| It picked up her trailer and dashed it into the woods at some unthinkable speed, with the same wind that snapped the trees in half and sheered off the bark. |
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| Even without that groundwork, my sense is that there was a window for additional action in the fall of 2009, and that the administration sheered off from even trying. |
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| The engine was stopped, and a few minutes later the vessel struck the northern limit of the channel, sheered some 3 to port, and then came to a standstill. |
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| It is possible that the Stellanova sheered towards the south side of the South Shore Canal due to a reduction in thrust in conjunction with vessel ergonomics. |
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| The investigation also found that the Stellanova sheered towards the south side of the South Shore Canal possibly due to a reduction in thrust, to the propeller control lever design, and to the visibility from the bridge. |
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| This study found that, at normal main rotor speeds, the divergence from the blades normal plane of rotation to where a fuselage strike occurred resulted in bent or sheered masts and main rotor spindle tusks. |
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| The Stellanova was manoeuvred in order to keep it on the south side of the channel, but it sheered towards the centre of the channel and the ships collided. |
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| Not being prepared to repel boarders at that moment, I sheered off. |
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| The light of the bicycle lamp sheered yellowly across the dark, catching a glint of raindrops, a mist of darkness, shadow of leaves and strokes of long grass. |
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| Clambering on to the conning tower, he surveyed the boat and discovered that part of the bow guard had sheered off, leaving a twisted claw of metal. |
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| He got so frightened about his plaguy soul, that he shrinked and sheered away from whales, for fear of after-claps, in case he got stove and went to Davy Jones. |
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