| As a love interest he has a shapely, feisty, post millennium, trouser-wearing stowaway called Marina. |
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| Travel jugs and water boilers are increasingly popular, many including stowaway drinking cups. |
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| Even Thomas Aquinas was a stowaway, as the Spaniards smuggled his scholasticism and rigid conceptions of social hierarchy into the Americas. |
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| Easiest of all is getting 27 able-bodied hearties to go with him, one of them a stowaway. |
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| The shell-shocked stowaway was discovered running around the immigration detention centre at Manchester Airport after a flight from Jamaica. |
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| One ancient relative of mine hid in a stowaway boat on a cruise liner to come to the U.S. all the way from Poland! |
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| As she entered the small kitchen she saw the stowaway serving plates of what looked like pasta with white sauce. |
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| Mr. Hands pushes Mr. Bill to a cheaper place in another spot where he gets smacked by a fly swatter and a stowaway bed. |
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| In addition, a few stowaway cases are reported every year but according to the information collected none of them has applied for asylum. |
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| Where a country is adamant in refusing the disembarkation of the stowaway, arrangements should be made for the interview to take place on board. |
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| He was, as has been described by one of our leadership candidates, the second mate on the good ship Chrétien, not a stowaway. |
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| This will require that the master continue to hold a stowaway on board when an examination must be adjourned. |
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| In the year 2000, 385 stowaway cases were reported worldwide, involving 1 259 people. |
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| These three mechanisms result in six principal pathways: release, escape, contaminant, stowaway, corridor and unaided. |
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| You can't take the direct approach since this might draw attention to yourself so you must stowaway in the large piece of luggage which the bellhop is carting upstairs. |
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| He soon finds himself sailing away from the port in the Melissa, one of the worlds most luxurious cruise ships, not as a stowaway but as a legitimate passenger. |
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| Authorities in the southern Italian port of Gioia Tauro found a stowaway in a well-appointed container, fitted out with a bed, toilet, heater and water. |
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| In addition, a list of minimum security arrangements should be implemented when a ship calls at a port at risk of stowaway embarkation. |
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| As commercial shipping expanded worldwide in the 18th and 19th centuries, Aedes was a stowaway, possibly from Africa. |
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| Later he turns against terrorism, flees as a stowaway on a ship to Europe, more precisely, to Germany, to Berlin. |
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| In November 2001, the friendly tortoiseshell, named after the man who cared for her, became a stowaway on methanol tanker Tomiwaka, which was bound for Korea. |
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| They are also liable for the removal of any improperly documented stowaway or other inadmissible passenger provided they were not in possession of a visa. |
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| An international instrument on stowaways should therefore aim to reduce the time that the stowaway spends on board after being discovered, setting the principle of disembarkation at the first scheduled port of call. |
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| In 1926 de Kooning entered the United States as a stowaway and eventually settled in Hoboken, New Jersey, where he supported himself as a house painter. |
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| He legally changed his name to Komunyakaa in tribute to his grandfather from the West Indies, who, as family legend went, had arrived in America as a stowaway on a ship. |
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| State and port authorities, ship owners and their representatives as well as shipmasters should enhance cooperation to prevent stowaway incidents. |
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| Nono McHugh, who owns the Claddagh Launderette in Galway, and two employees fled screaming from the stowaway. |
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| In 1992 UNHCR produced internal practical guidelines relating to stowaway asylum seekers: an interview of the stowaway should be arranged as soon as possible upon disembarkation, to identify the main facts of the case. |
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| Finally they should acknowledge the importance of achieving a common legal framework for the resolution of stowaway cases involving people in need of international protection. |
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| Set on an ocean liner, it starred Marlon Brando as an American ambassador and Sophia Loren as a stowaway found in his cabin. |
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| Canine distemper is thought to have been brought to the islands on a stowaway raccoon or a domestic dog. |
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| Add to that German widow round the stowaway Who knew vineyards potboiler And the reason weekend in Yes, a in the southern late spring. |
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| A related topic is illegally passing a border oneself as a stowaway. |
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| Hundreds seeking to reach Britain made use of the situation to attempt to stowaway inside and underneath transport trucks destined for the United Kingdom. |
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| The stowaway tabby-and-white cat, who has since been named Miss Pickford, managed to sneak on to a shipping container at a port in the holiday island. |
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