(1) A fishing boat

(2) They're finding ways to boat them out of the school through boats up onto the bridge but much of the city of course is still under very high levels of water.

(3) In order to make any size of boat viable, you have to have kill more and more fish.

(4) Joining us, one gentleman, Bill Mulhern - you had a ship, a boat out here.

(5) The boat - not a dinghy, mind you, but a good - sized boat with a cabin - is the classroom.

(6) Sure, every solo sailor has this terrible image of them falling off the boat and watching the boat sail away perfectly trimmed up, under auto pilot.

(7) At that time, the area was a true wilderness, with access primarily by boat and ship on Lake Superior.

(8) This in turn causes surrounding air to rush into the sail and propel the boat further.

(9) The former trawler and scalloper will start a new life as a general cargo boat operating between the islands and France.

(10) To be competitive in the market, we had to have our products made in China and then shipped to us by boat .

(11) Stromness lifeboat was called out on Sunday evening after a fishing boat with engine trouble began drifting towards shore near the Bay of Skaill.

(12) It's interesting that both films start with McCrea on a boat , sailing into unknown waters.

(13) We were a tight-knit group of three once the boat had set sail, and we were in a large dining area.

(14) So this was why the Golden Plunderer was the most famous of them all; it had robbed every boat , every ship, every city, of its riches.

(15) The propeller from the boat 's engine was embedded 6 inches into a fence post.

(16) At age 72, Pam sails her own boat and each year takes a wicked sailing trip to the Caribbean with friends.

(17) Investigative reporter Brian Ross packed up some depleted uranium in a suitcase and shipped it by boat from Jakarta to Los Angeles.

(18) In tracking the boat I found that someone meeting your general description left the boat in this area.

(19) Fu told Baja, as well as reporters, that the fishermen strayed into Philippine waters after their boat engine malfunctioned.

(20) They were higher than any other boat when the little ship gave a lurch downwards and uttered a slow groan.