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1. They fell in behind a barge carrying hundreds of rolls of raw cloth bound on a day-long journey to the fashion shops of the south side
2. I'll not barge in on him in anger and I'll not barge in on him if he sleeps
3. They had to thread ropes around with paddlers from barge to barge to get them untangled
4. You can't take this barge out there, you need a vessel that's all one hull and no more than three masts
5. "He would drive the motorcar to the log picker or the lon barge and then he would drive that for a shift
6. It was peaceful on the wasteg; she could just hear Iain and Berndt chatting under an awning at the other end of the barge from where she was standing watching the banks slowly drifting past
7. The nearer the barge drew to London, the lighter Kara’s heart became
8. She resumed her observation of the banks past which the barge was steadily progressing
9. barge in without opening the door
10. ‘The wasteg goes close, so we could take the ggs most of the way on a barge and ride the rest
11. The barge provided for our journey is much newer than the ones Berndt and I travelled on – but I should not be surprised at that, I suppose
12. ’ I replied, going on to tell him about the mishap with the barge and how we had to swim for the shore
13. Berndt appears for lunch and the three of us pretend that nothing has occurred, spending a pleasant afternoon taking it in turns to play the board game Berndt taught me on the barge … as then, he thrashes both Joris and I mercilessly
14. ‘There is a large barge setting off within the hour
15. As we draw level with the barge in question, I see a man about to untie the ropes holding the gangplank to the quay
16. As the barge moves out and the deck under her hooves shifts, Sefir’s ears go back but the proximity of Adamant and the scent of the hay soon calm her again
17. Sounds are amplified inside the tunnel and the gentle wash of the water against the barge takes on an ominous tone, at least that is how it feels to me
18. There are lights at the business end of the barge but none here
19. Once through the tunnel, we eat, the sound of rain hitting the barge above our heads a musical counterpoint to the chatter of the crew members and the cutlery on the china
20. ’ I said for the millionth time as a nasty grating noise resonates through the barge
21. ‘There is a hole in the hull, the barge will sink – you need to get all your belongings and swim for it
22. Five minutes later, I clamber up the steps with my bags to the main deck to find that the barge is lying very low in the water
23. We might have had to leave it all on the barge
24. ‘There’d be no point – anyway, no-one knows where we are or what barge we were on
25. She's a mean one, I've had her barge in on me before
26. Doors crash open as the second ambulance crew wheel their stretcher into the club and barge through the staff to get to Bex
27. It wasn’t til Jorma walked up to his hut that he said, “Big barge coming for a load from Lorry’s,” he pointed to the barn
28. There was a garden float on one side that was stalled in a restoration process, a battered old barge on the other
29. where he’d earlier discovered that a barge was leaving for
30. his eyes away as the barge pulled from the Ile de Cite and
31. These chimneys are above the two and a half mile barge canal that runs deep beneath the valley floor
32. small shelter next to the barge, and listened to the
33. planning to catch a boat or barge from Avignon, but with
34. Do you normally barge into people's houses and throw them into the wall? Is this a psychotic tendency I should look forward to in the future?” Griffin stood and glared at Savannah
35. At least the man knew not to barge in
36. After all, it shouldn’t be so very difficult to grab a load of cocaine from a log barge, but every time he mentioned it, she’d switch right back to blaming him for setting the two broads free
37. “No, we’re not going to do anything about any log barge,” she says, like what he thinks counts for nothing! “And that’s it! Period! Why you couldn’t just do like I told you and stick with getting the money back, I’ll never know
38. She was impressed at his resourcefulness and told him as much, whereupon he beamed with pride and, in a conspiratorial manner, described another little system he had for avoiding regulations and saving money: below decks, in the barge used to transport their cargo, were two refrigerated ‘fish houses’, insulated by large blocks of Styrofoam removable for drying
39. He’d need to know a lot of other stuff too, if it was true, like when and on which barge he moved his shit
40. With that idea being impractical, Eileen had come up with a novel approach to the problem, based around a simple, easy to follow strategy that had proven extremely popular in the past, with the foremost memorable example being the Charge of the Light Brigade: Just barge in his warehouse office, kill him, and burn him with some gasoline or any other flammable material, except perhaps bourbon
41. The fair was taking place at this large old barge station right by the riverside, where the smell of cotton seed oil mingled with whatever happened to be floating in the river, and the resulting odor was less than agreeable
42. However, there was something odd concerning the movement of the coast guard cutter: like any vessel of its size, it came and went on high tide – except occasionally – when the cutter got underway at dusk, regardless of the state of the tide and, more or less, at the same inopportune hour, a tug would arrive with a log barge
43. He could recall occasions when the tide was so low that the cutter barely slipped through the narrows, and sure enough, just after she cleared, a tug entered with a barge
44. Few bridges remained intact, and twice their heavy truck had to be ferried across rivers by barge
45. The timing of her departure was truly impressive: as the sleek form of the cutter receded from view, an inbound sea-going tug appeared, towing, at the end of a long cable, a barge stacked high with logs
46. The afternoon sun shone weakly between mountain peaks: the harbor would be in darkness before the barge was secured in its berth
47. It would be; Edgar was more than willing to wait all night if necessary, but come daybreak, he would know for sure if illegal drugs were hidden somewhere on that barge
48. The pier next to the one where the barge would be tied had suffered a fire and been abandoned
49. He steadied a hand against the burned window frame and peered at the shimmering image of the tug and barge seemingly unmoving across the wide expanse of harbor
50. It wasn’t until he had eaten cold, greasy fried chicken with equally slimy fries and drank cold coffee from a soggy cardboard cup, that the barge was docked, workmen climbed aboard and guided cables from an overhead crane around the girth of the gargantuan logs
51. If the cocaine was contained within a log, it hadn’t yet been removed, and anyone trying to locate the correct one in the darkened yard would be readily apparent from his vantage, also, the vast emptiness of the barge was directly before his eyes
52. Her destination also became obvious when the running lights extinguished, and she turned sharply towards the log barge
53. As it slowed on approach, the wake rushed ahead and began the big barge gently rocking
54. A man appeared on deck and, with several well-timed applications of throttle, eased the boat to the outboard side of the barge, hidden from Edgar’s view
55. A man and woman made their way over the edge of the barge, onto its narrow walkway, from the unseen deck of the boat
56. Meanwhile on the barge, the pair suspended the plank as a scaffold to hang against the inside wall of the empty hold
57. With the woman at his side upon the scaffold, the man wielded a small sledgehammer that he beat against some metal object on the inside wall of the barge
58. Soon, the thin one reappeared, hurrying towards the barge, climbed over it, and disappeared down onto the boat to join the woman
59. Comandante Cobra scaled the barge, crossed it and descended to the boat followed by the large man,
60. It was difficult not to notice an old tug moving a log barge into the harbor that the cutter passed between channel buoys
61. “We gotta get around the other side’a the barge so’s we can make sure they’re alone and see what they’re up to
62. Quickly, they arrived behind a stack of logs, in time to see a man and a woman climb from the boat and, from a scaffold they lowered into the barge, open a hidden panel
63. The silhouette of a man climbing from the boat became visible, clinging to the steel rungs welded onto the outside wall of the barge
64. Quietly, he picked his way through the debris on the pier and leapt onto a similar steel ladder on the exact opposite side of the barge
65. He was at the top in a flash and peeking over to the narrow deck at the stern of the barge
66. “All right Patty, up on the barge and get us untied; let’s go,” he said
67. The disgusting hog obediently waddled the width of the deck and ascended the barge
68. All eyes turned upwards towards a loud thump from the barge
69. Visions of the hard life awaiting her behind bars were interrupted when the fat man on the barge crawled to the top of the ladder, reached over and grabbed the policeman by the hair
70. In that same instant, she was tumbled onto her back as the boat surged to full power and leaped away from the barge, roaring uncontrollably into the harbor
71. Its use was to adjust speed during trolling operations, while busy with nets and booms; he’d used it to maneuver alongside the barge and remembered clearly that it was still engaged
72. Then miraculously, it looked as though a chance might come: Mike went aft, grumbling instructions up to the fat bastard still aboard the barge, and it almost looked as though he intended to climb the ladder and offer aid
73. He’d called out happily to him from the deck of the barge, unaware that anything was amiss, when the night watchman who had kindly volunteered to escort him to Truman’s boat suddenly jabbed a pistol in his back – and the unending anguish began
74. Additionally, in view of the recent notoriety of the log barges I currently use,” he said, indicating the log barge references in the notebook, “we will, for safety’s sake, need to discontinue the use of them as well so, with you coming aboard and my associate retiring, there will be a great reshuffling, but I want no interruption of deliveries to our customers
75. The amount of barge traffic on the Vistula had increased steadily as they moved closer to the Baltic, and they were forced to move ever more slowly, pretending to be carrying out survey work, as they wended their way northward
76. Tomorrow they would drive up to Tewantin and cross the flooded Noosa River by barge
77. ” Pots, rods and bait were placed into LPs boat, and they headed back towards the barge on the Noosa River, where they would launch their crabbing mission
78. LP manoeuvred the boat trailer down a small cement ramp next to the Noosa barge and slid his fourteen foot tinny into the murky brown water
79. The small river barge was dominated by a rather large stack of barrels and crates
80. The sound of crickets and buzzing mosquitoes were drowned by the monotonous `put-put’ of the two-stroke motor that somehow managed to barely propel the barge
81. There a rather large and garish barge called The Bucintoro was waiting for us
82. The next morning after breakfast, the doge led us to his barge once more to return us to the mainland
83. The barge delivered us to the river barge, which was towed upstream by the horses
84. “We could then carry him through the pests, to the barge
85. The river seems to be losing its redness, Moshe thought as he glanced over the side of the barge
86. It poked short-lived mini-holes in the now-thick layer of the fine ash that covered everything, causing it to seem to rise like an ethereal fluid thing and fall in mini cascades over the sides of the barge
87. The barge settled ever lower in the water from the heavy load of ash until there was little but the deck left above it
88. Moshe was the first back onto the barge, having received a helping hand from a hesitant Shobal who had been nervous about approaching the side of the barge under the shuddering impacts of the following strikes
89. Again, the barge began to lose freeboard under the increasing load of fig-size hail stones
90. But now, with some of the cargo lines broken, some of the larger machines had shifted, causing the barge to begin a list toward that side
91. All would have gone over the side but for a sharp pitch again to the left, which arrested the rightward slide as the barge rolled back past center again
92. At first the barge moved slowly, grudgingly, but as the stern moved toward the bank ahead of the bow, the current glancing off the port side added push to the poles
93. Hiss! The sound grew louder as it came up from the bottom of the barge
94. A dull thump echoed through the barge as it came to a grinding halt
95. The two lines were quickly tied off to adult palms, turning the big barge into a stable platform for the others to tie up to
96. But something sounded different! Something felt different! He stood up and slowly felt his way toward the front of the barge
97. Water was rushing and gurgling on the side of the barge where the river flowed past
98. It now became clear that what he had been feeling was the barge moving, ever so slightly, under his feet
99. Bump, bump answered the barge, as it indicated that it wasn’t completely out of contact with the now-submerged bank
100. Look! The trees are under water too!” Now came the sound of a general stirring, as those who had chosen to bed down on the barge began to awaken
1. Their only real, physical contact had been when the young man barged into her by accident on a street corner
2. contact had been when the young man barged into her by accident
3. But now this nightmare barged in at a time in his life that was probably the
4. At least, that’s what she was considering the minute the phone rang, and Julianna Russo barged into the picture
5. " he responded, stepping past her to the kitchen, but she and Alex exchanged looks, His said “I don’t think it was that simple” as he to barged pass her as well
6. The next morning the girls had awakened Zarko with a jolt when they’d barged into his room and made themselves comfortable on his bed
7. In a flurry of clatter and commotion, Captain Husim barged onto his bridge and stopped suddenly as his eyes took in the image filling his screen
8. I was about to leave, when the door opened and Paul barged in, knocking over the hat
9. I took off my clothes and was preparing to fall into bed when Paul barged in
10. Bentley had reached the front door and as soon as he released the latch, Matthew Bulow barged in
11. As Conal turned to go back to the computer room, Troy barged into the canteen
12. Cloud barged past the crowds of commuters, pushing many to
13. “I should’ve barged right in there and saved her
14. I should’ve just barged in there
15. “I thought I’d barged into the war room at the Pentagon,” she said, hoping to lighten the mood
16. The scene repeated itself as they meandered here and there, occasionally being interspersed with the bodies of horses, some of which were still attached to the lightweight war chariots similar to those that Moshe remembered having been barged down the river
17. Walking in front, Bubba barged through the throng of Vietnamese and Americans, all in civilian clothes, gathered to play the slot machines arraigned on both sides of the front door
18. similar to those that Moshe remembered having been barged down the river
19. al around Hal as the contingent barged past him back into the
20. Batistuta felt his wil leave him, the Ultra barged
21. At the bottom she paused and seemed about to explain, but he barged ahead
22. We barged through the gate
23. barged my way through zombies and jumped the couch again
24. Edwin was starving (he hadn’t eaten a thing since lunchtime) and so entered the fray without hesitation; but he only managed to snatch a couple of grains before he was barged aside by a plump, speckled hen
25. Before Sam could invite him in, he barged his way into the house
26. Hardly had we reached when K barged in
27. He didn’t knock at Butler’s door he barged straight in and pointed his finger at the security chief
28. Butler shook his head, “You barged into my office…”
29. A woman barged into me with her fully laden
30. DC Ray Tikasingh had bullied and barged his way through the virtually grid locked snow covered London streets to get them all back to base as quickly as he could
31. The other man, the sniper, had been lining up for a shot and was on the very edge of pulling the trigger when Jane had barged in on them
32. A red faced Second Lieutenant barged into the room
33. Before she could object, Nicolas swiveled around and barged out of the shed, slamming the door on his way out
34. When Murbella heard about it she ran out of the temple straight through the village and barged into Karit’s house, demanding to know where he was
35. The carspi simply trampled and barged through them
36. They all faced the door and watched as the Rakai barged his way inside
37. Joey whimpered and barged his way through the bushes, sending tapikes and other small creatures scattering
38. With her armor of honoi Yeltsa barged into the assault mech in front of her with her forearms over her face
39. 'Hello Babe’ was all I heard from Jack London as he barged into the room, with Sheila and
40. to ensure that the door couldn’t be barged into
41. Just as the guard inserted the key, Collins turned the handle and barged the heavy steel door
42. Max did not budge, but braced himself by leaning forward against the large rock solid muscular belly that barged into him
43. Max barged in, threw the girl on the bed and kicked the door closed behind him
44. As the captors manhandled Carla, she barged into Max and tripped him up
45. Not that he thought it was secure there, but he wanted it out of sight in case Bill barged in uninvited
46. He was shocked and furious and barged in their hall and started dragging Tarana along with him
47. Then her patience wore thin and she barged in seeing only two men with looks of shock
48. As Shoop barged his way through the remaining ninjas, The Boss
49. Well before Dana barged into the room, she assaulted the security guard who was at the desk around the corner
50. He barged into his one bedroom apartment and ran to his
51. 20 minutes later the cops barged in with my sister
52. “I was fine until you barged in,” she said, standing
53. He dashed to the ticket office, barged in at the head of the queue, and flashed his pass to the bewildered booking clerk
54. The two officers in the viewing room barged into the interrogation room
55. When they arrived at the cabin, Soren lifted Ailia off Volomite and barged in the door
56. When the city bus barged into the traffic of their admiring looks, languidly boarding it from the front, she gave him a longing look that seemed inviting to him
57. For once, she seemed not pleased, and, in time, they boarded the city bus that barged in to the bus stop
58. go through this formalities and have already barged in
59. Just when Long Bushi was about to close his eyes for a rest, a person barged
60. “No Miss, it is me that should feel embarrassed, I shouldn’t have barged in here, I should go
61. His brothers barged in the double doors of his chambers, Killian announcing, "It is time for you to join the rest of us in the Dining Hall
62. ‘Apparently, when I did not answer Helene’s calls, she barged into Francesca’s house and found me completely doped
63. Jane barged through them to her car, then drove off
64. Danny didn’t see Theo’s face as he pushed open the door, but a split second later he barged past and ran down the corridor
65. The first night, a bunch of creepy women dressed like ghosts barged into my room and sprayed me with powder
66. Cap’n barged into the breach
67. At last Melvin pushed away from the desk, stood and walked through the kitchen and barged out the door
68. He made sure to warn Stacey that Melvin had barged in unexpectedly the day before
69. He barged in, then, just as quickly tore out again
70. She barged in without a second thought and began to scream out his name
71. Then he was about to leave his office to gather around him a few officers for another spectacular arrest, when a young officer barged in
72. minutes but barged in just in ten minutes
73. They barged into Frank’s office without knocking
74. On-screen, Sanderson and the backup barged into the
75. Alexander barged his way in, frantically flourishing a piece of paper above his head
76. This really got my goat and I finally barged into his office and thumped his desk with my fist
77. Smith and Bridge barged through the station
78. The crowd of people on the dance floor screamed and many more people barged in to dance
79. When they got home, Theakston barged past and ran straight to his water bowl
80. He parked the car badly, picked Theakston up and barged through the doors into the station
81. DI Chalmers was on the phone in his office when Smith barged in
82. A fat man grunted angrily and barged into him, sending him reeling into a sheet of hot glass
83. Smashing through the foyer doors, he barged past a businessman, cannoned into a gaggle of school boys, before launching himself down the wooden stairs to the platform, aware that his feet were not touching the steps
84. "I'LL TELL YOU WHAT HAPPENED MA! CHRISTINE AND HER FAMILY MEMBERS HAD BARGED IN HERE THIS AFTERNOON TO PICK UP THE REST OF DANA'S CLOTHES AND BELONGINGS! THEY CAME IN HERE AND SAID THAT THEY WERE HERE TO PICK UP DANA'S CLOTHES AND BELONGINGS AND SEND ALL HER THINGS DOWN TO JAMAICA! THEY SAID THAT THEY HAD A TRUCK WAITING DOWNSTAIRS FOR ALL OF DANA'S BELONGINGS! THEY SAID THAT THEY WERE GOING TO SEND ALL OF DANA'S BELONGINGS TO CHRISTINE'S HOUSE DOWN IN JAMAICA! OH MA, THEY'RE ALL PLANNING TO TAKE DANA BACK TO JAMAICA WITH THEM! THEY'RE DETERMINED TO TAKE DANA BACK TO JAMAICA!"
85. He barged into the mud
86. First, an enraged she-bear had barged through the undergrowth and taken the throat out of his horse with one swipe of her paw
87. Finally he was interviewed by the OSI personnel after they’d barged onto the scene and staked their claim as the lead investigative agency
88. “Who knows? Dawn called me in a panic after those goons barged in
89. From there, they’d been barged forward to Ananasberg, where the shallow-draft gun vessels awaited them
90. The black-vested SWAT team barged past her into the house as if they were searching for Elian Gonzalez
91. We barged into Acting Chief Tracchio’s office
92. Now Brenda Fregosi, our squad assistant, barged into the office, ripped a pink square of paper from a pad, handed it to Jacobi, saying, “What’s the matter, Lieutenant? You didn’t hear me ring?”
93. “He barged in here and dragged me
94. In June 1962, when the stock market was at rock bottom, a big Beverly Hills investor barged into the office of a broker friend of mine and shouted that, at 50 times earnings, Xerox was drastically overpriced
95. The shorts barged in without thinking too much about supply and demand, the effect on the stock price, and the duration of the position
96. He barged into the bedroom, and turned on the light
1. That traffic moved at the speed people paddled and the speed big teams of kedas moved the heavy barges around
2. There were lines of ships and rafts anchored off every lock entry, ropes being paddled in and out, barges being drawn both ways in a complex ballet who's rhythm wasn't obvious at first
3. Their big still here was their only one in Wescarp, barrels went out on river boats and canal barges from here
4. Unsurprisingly, we arrive at the head of the wasteg without any major problems – I am becoming inured to Berndt’s apparent infallibility! Leaving me holding the two ggs, he goes off to the Wastegmaster’s office to make enquiries about barges going across to Chester
5. ‘The red one … three barges along
6. But after a few hours of struggling thru city traffic in the mazes of small canals or the ships and barges of the main canals, he was already thinking they probably should have taken a lake runner to Chardovia
7. “I’d need to be out on an irrigation pond in the country to start,” she went on with her act, “not where I could be crushed between barges in city traffic
8. He hoped there was no floating debris in the black water between barges as he sliced between them by the light of a few random lanterns on the nearby docks
9. He had to fight some urban traffic along the back side of the city, but he kept to the middle and kept the petcock as wide as he dared, slicing between barges and canal ferries, running under tow ropes and making sharp turns in front of terrified stares
10. On the peak of the point of bedrock there was a ring of cargo canal with a bridge to Eleventh where the clothing barges had an easier access to the market
11. compared with barges and boats, and can barely move in
12. The barges moved around the bend in the river as the sun broke through the darkness and the early morning clouds
13. Barges and flat boats went up and down the Youghigheny
14. “What log barges?” she responded, and for that was hit across the face while from across the garage Herminia begged them to stop and wailed that she was sorry
15. ” Herminia’s pleas for mercy and horrifying shrieks of agony reverberated in Beth’s head as other questions about log barges, kilos, Boston and forged checks, all of which she had no answers for, were fired at her
16. She says he’s a big-time trafficker with hundreds of kilos coming in every three months on log barges – and that ain’t all! Then she says that your boyfriend’s brother cooked up a plan with George Dearling to rob him using phony checks! Don’t look at me like that, I ain’t making this up
17. “What?” Beth was stunned beyond belief: log barges were just what Mike Henderson had been asking about! Had Herminia put that idea in his head and it led to her getting raped? “Leon didn’t say anything like that, Herminia
18. Raping me was supposed to be punishment to this ‘boyfriend,’ because I wouldn’t tell them anything about his brother’s log barges
19. It was all completely insane! I had no idea of what any of that meant until yesterday, when Herminia told me Leon said Gordon Edward’s cocaine comes hidden in log barges
20. Costa Rican log barges loaded with cargo harvested on the Pacific Coast routinely passed through the Panama Canal
21. Log barges were selected for several reasons: they carried no crew who might otherwise stumble across the drug and, bound for Costa Rica, not the US or Europe, they would not arouse undue suspicion in the tightly monitored canal
22. What if everything the whore said was totally true, he’d wondered, and the nigger really was moving barges full of coke? He’d been able to think of little else since he heard of it but, without Sylvia around bugging him every minute, he’d been able to formulate a plan
23. He realized if he was gonna go for it, he would need guys he could trust with him and someone who knew about barges and how waterfronts work
24. Log barges, he told them, arrived randomly throughout the year and the coast guard was just as unpredictable
25. The guy tells her how his brother brings tons ‘a coke – really, tons – in log barges up from the Panama Canal
26. “We still gonna try’n see if they’re shipping coke out on those barges, Mike?” Doug asked tentatively
27. It hadn’t been a difficult piece of detective work to determine if a regular connection existed between the movement of log barges and the arrival and departure of the only Coast Guard cutter on the Caribbean coast
28. Additionally, in view of the recent notoriety of the log barges I currently use,” he said, indicating the log barge references in the notebook, “we will, for safety’s sake, need to discontinue the use of them as well so, with you coming aboard and my associate retiring, there will be a great reshuffling, but I want no interruption of deliveries to our customers
29. They allowed themselves to be carried by the Vistula’s current, rowing occasionally, and from time to time making it appear as if they were testing the depth of the river, especially when river barges or other vessels passed them, or they observed that they were being watched from the shore
30. They drove past the harbor and the piers where the military presence was more than evident: stores of supplies seemed to be piling up, while barges slowly waded through the Niger, loaded to the brim
31. After I was interviewed, a lawyer with better experience with barges, who was leaving the USG, applied without solicitation
32. “Are we expected to pack all of the military hardware that the army abandoned on this entire roadway on these barges?”
33. Finally, all barges were loaded
34. “All equipment has been loaded onto the barges,” he replied, trying not to show the weariness he felt
35. “Everything! Although all the barges and boats are seriously overloaded, and we will have to take special care in their movement, we stand ready on my Lord’s command!”
36. We will just have to hope that the tide is right and hasn’t stranded everything! It will probably be best if you concentrate all your strength on the barges, one at a time, to be sure that you can overcome any grounding problems
37. “Now, however,” Youssaf continued, “is a good time to start my transport through that beastly hoard of insects that I see buzzing around down there!” Youssaf, with a wave of his hand toward the river, redirected their attention to the huge swarms that harassed crews as they worked at moving the barges and other water transport
38. The remaining craft, towlines dangling uselessly, swept past the barges, but with quickly thrown hand lines, managed to come to ground in about the same lineup as they had begun
39. There are stone docks there where boats and barges can tie up
40. “Many barges use these waterways
41. head of several barges, all moving downriver, looking rather serene in their movement
42. in a loud sharp-edged voice he demanded, “Who are those barges assigned to?”
43. barges would then be ready to be refitted, my prior assignment would be completed, and while
44. he waved his arm in the direction of the barges
45. surprise was when that captain commandeered our barges
46. “Hey ho!” Marah shouted as Moshe and Yigal drew near the barges
47. down as all the barges filled to capacity and prepared to cast off
48. by the flotilla of barges that had previously accompanied him downriver
49. the barges floated faster than the troops marched
50. The pandemonium on the barges and boats was just as chaotic, but with nowhere to run, there
51. When all were tied together, Ulun directed, “Watch over the barges, but stay out of sight of the
52. of the military hardware that the army abandoned on this entire roadway on these barges?”
53. chariots and other heavy equipment, everything was stowed on board the barges while
54. “All equipment has been loaded onto the barges,” he replied, trying not to show the weariness
55. “Everything! Although all the barges and boats are seriously overloaded,
56. probably be best if you concentrate all your strength on the barges, one at a time, to be sure
57. worked at moving the barges and other water transport
58. With a huge lunging shove, the craft practically flew from shore toward where the barges
59. “Benjamin!” Moshe called out, “Get a length of line and tie the two barges in the same way so
60. boats and barges can tie up
61. upon these barges floating loose on the river and have brought them here hoping for a reward
62. Parts of boats, and barges, and houses,
63. It pushed the barges right over the top of those
64. probably wouldn't even be here now! We lost over half of our crew and all the barges were
65. path that they walked took them between the dockage where the barges were and the path
66. Ironically, and with some inconsistency, the USCG opposed the demands of conservation groups and state and federal lawmakers who favored the construction of double hulls on Mississippi River barges
67. The conservation interest groups advocated restricting the single-hulled liquid chemical barges from transporting cargo on the Upper Mississippi
68. My heart began to pound as I scanned the yard and then peered beyond to twinkling lights on boats and barges
69. She throws off the sweater and barges out of the room, black romper keeps her body in
70. Jacqueline insisted on coming swimming with me to the large public pools constructed in barges on the seine
71. I thought barges just went with the current but this one obviously had both power and steering
72. They stood at the rear of their barges, pushing them lazily with a long pole
73. Just before the curve that interrupted my scrutiny, there seemed to be a spot where the barges stopped and came ashore
74. When I woke up, I was tied to bolts on the barges and the pole handler walked carefully around me
75. In fifteen minutes time, I was crossing old railcar tracks that usually led into the lower-class sections of town and was not disappointed as I found myself in the warehouse section near the depots where goods came in on hand cars and barges
76. Barges, chained together, made a bridge over which the invader poured his hordes
77. The lashings had already been cut, and the barges were drifting apart, but Conan came recklessly on, leaping his steed from boat to boat as a man might leap from one cake of floating ice to another
78. This boat differed from the ordinary craft plying the broad Khorotas—fishermen and merchant barges loaded with rich goods
79. The Alabama was secured to the harbour adjacent to a number of barges loaded with containers, and sections of the top deck slid back to reveal a pair of huge telescopic crane jibs which were extended out over the nearest barge
80. We stole a small, transport ship—one of my royal barges that I used to travel the planet at my leisure
81. My planes can be over Mauban in fifteen minutes and start strafing the Japanese landing barges and troopships at once, before the enemy has time to land any sizeable force
82. The sight of dozens of warships, transport ships and landing barges filling Lamon Bay off Mauban made her heart jump in her chest
83. Ignore them for the moment and concentrate your first strafing passes on the landing barges and the troopships: consider them the top priority targets for the moment
84. Green Flight, you take on the landing barges approaching the beaches
85. Ingrid then split further her own flight into two pairs, sending one pair to strafe the decks of the nearest troopship while she headed with a wingman towards the next troopship, whose decks were covered with Japanese soldiers ready to board the landing barges positioned alongside the hull sides of the ship
86. 50 caliber heavy machineguns and slid on one wing to position himself behind and a bit to the right of Ingrid, lining up in his gun sight the two barges full of Japanese soldiers glued to the port flank of the troopship
87. He felt immense satisfaction as he opened fire, spraying the barges and the soldiers inside with over eighty heavy slugs per second and also turning at the same time the hull of the transport ship into a sieve
88. His own fire proved murderous, with soldiers mowed down by the dozens inside the barges and over the climbing nets used by the soldiers to go down from the decks of the troopship
89. They had time to seriously pepper that ship and its barges before Ingrid gave a warning on the radio
90. Many of the landing barges had by now been seriously strafed before they could approach the shore and some of them were even sinking, while the decks of most of the troopships were strewn with horribly mutilated bodies
91. Robertson ran out of ammunition as he was spraying barges stationed alongside a fourth troopship
92. Only four out of 36 fighters! He already knew from the radio transmissions of the warships supporting the Lamon Bay invasion force that American P-40 fighters and SBD-type dive bombers had hurt that force badly, causing huge losses among the assault troops of the 16th Infantry Division and sinking many of the precious landing barges and troopships
93. Nearly all of our landing barges have been either sunk, destroyed on the beaches or shot so full of holes that they are now next to useless
94. The Americans did attack our ships and barges there and caused some damage, but our fighter cover there seemed to have done better, either that or the Americans there were not as skillful as the ones over Lamon Bay
95. The dots turned out to be over a dozen P-40 fighters that became busy strafing the landing barges that had been using the cover of the night to ferry men, heavy equipment and supplies from the troopships and supply ships to the beaches already occupied by Japanese troops
96. Having dropped all their bombs, the dive bombers had left as quickly as they had come, letting P-40 fighters continue the mayhem by strafing repeatedly the troopships and the landing barges visible, slaughtering thousands of soldiers packed on the decks and in the barges
97. The enemy fighters disappeared as soon as the flares burned out in the sky, returning the waters of the gulf to obscurity, save for the light from burning ships and barges
98. The American night attack had been short, but it had succeeded in sinking nine of the precious troop transports, while nearly all the other troopships had been copiously strafed with heavy machinegun fire by the American P-40 fighters, killing or wounding a staggering number of Japanese soldiers that had been waiting on the decks to load up in barges and travel ashore to reinforce the beachheads
1. She wasn't destined to find out that afternoon, Rob come barging in at just that instant, asking if he’d placed the furniture up stairs properly
2. He could see that all this just barging about with words
3. Having taken all that into account, and after prolonged and thoughtful deliberation, the idea of barging in Novorski’s office could only be compared to a village of natives in the Amazon waking up one day, and deciding they were the rightful rulers of the entire world, before promptly setting out to conquer everyone else armed with sticks, spears, stones, and the occasional sharp tropical fruit, arguing amongst themselves that the one hiccup in their plan was whether or not their canoes would be able to provide the required logistics support, mainly mangoes and coke leaves
4. ” The door burst open and a red-faced Councilor Trent came barging in
5. know Judy did not know what to expect with our large family barging
6. Lord Ignor of Araion comes barging in and feeling out of breath: I came as soon as I noticed the fight stopped, my king
7. barging in, they also shouted, “POLICE! WE HAVE A
8. He missed his children barging in on him
9. Birds didn’t listen to a barging brought on by what other enthusiasts labeled hiking
10. Trask changed, and they rushed around picking up, putting away, vacuuming, making the beds neater, starting a fire in the stove to take the chill off, boiling water for tea—and before long there appeared a car in the drive and a knock at the door, and here came a blocky darkish woman in a severe mannish pants-suit, barging into the house as if she owned it
11. “Where is he?!” Richard’s dad ran into the kitchen, barging in with the shotgun, trembling even more than Richard’s mom
12. An extremely red-faced Andrei managed to catch Marianne’s eye and give her a quick wink when he “introduced” himself to them, saying that he apologised for barging in on them, but that he had no clue as to what Wei’s game was and could think of no reason for his being assaulted and incarcerated - he was after all, just a Tourist
13. No sooner had he started up his laptop, than Forrest came barging in the room
14. suggesting it, come barging in here with the paparazzi after me
15. Barging in with all her weight, the door hinge bends and breaks as Victoria gets her way
16. “You can’t come barging in on our investigation
17. seen, came barging through
18. And then Takina was there, sprinting from the trees, barging into Selene
19. And then there were footsteps behind her, something or someone running at her at speed, barging into her, shunting her across Read’s mutilated corpse
20. As he finishes with the recap, I would be barging in through the door on the right side of the lecture theatre and take a seat on the first row of the right column on the second seat from the aisle
21. I closed my eyes and tried not to think but the more I tried, the more annoying thoughts came barging in
22. with that mason came barging into the office
23. We both jumped as Johnny came barging through the foyer entrance, laughing loudly at his own antics
24. They strode purposefully through the huddle and toward the house, barging the journalists aside if they didn’t move in time
25. ‘This stops right now,’ said Danny, after barging into Sebastian’s office – to the exasperation of his secretary
26. A young man ran on from the wings, barging past Danny and grabbing his mic
27. Sultan Abdul Kadir stopped and turned around, "And here I thought you will be barging into my office tomorrow morning, but I guess you couldn't wait a few hours, could you? Let's go to my study
28. Barging in, he said indignantly to himself; barging in when nobody had asked her opinion or explanation of anything
29. “Something awful has happened to Roger and Marc!” he said hysterically after barging in without knocking
30. lift line, even the best skiers are notorious for barging into the
31. toss and shock me if it is not him”, the sales head blabbered, almost barging into general
32. Kurt’s visions of success didn’t include the FBI barging through the doors and seizing computers
33. “Cierra, there’s something that I want to talk to you about,” he said, barging inside
34. Whatever else, Eastshare won’t be barging any troops or supplies up the rivers and canals after him while he retreats!”
35. It seemed sanest, though against the grain of years of jurisdictional intransigence, not to bring his own Department barging in, asking the kinds of procedural questions that get you fired without benefits
36. Barging into her husband’s office and threatening to have his knees capped… that sort of stuff… we call them enemies, Lindsay
37. Tracchio was used to my barging in
38. Jenny, where are you? Say something! I’m surrounded by images from her past: her mom and dad entertaining guests at their mansion, her brother barging into her room to steal her toys, her snooty classmates teasing her at school