Two of them were making overtime as he motored off.
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We pulled ourselves back onto the boat and motored on.
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We motored west through the night, thunderstorms crackling in the distance.
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Cassie also has motored ankles to help make it even sturdier.
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They motored out, leaving Mr. Chau alone for the first time.
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It's a modest, unassuming entertainment that's motored by a sly sensibility.
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The vessel motored northwest, but after lunchtime headed back towards Valletta.
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In the corner, his roommate's humidifier motored away, loosing puffs of dampness.
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Sales of electric cars motored ahead, however, accounting for 4% of vehicle sales.
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Without him, the Spurs lost their traction, and the Warriors motored past them.
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He motored home when Tyler O'Neill doubled on a grounder just inside third base.
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Then, picking up my son in San Jose, we motored northward along the coast.
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So he motored his ass to second and actually forced a pretty close play.
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As Hechavarria approached third, Disarcina threw up both hands, but Hechavarria motored home without hesitating.
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It was motored not only by her vivacious vocal but by Clarence Clemons's surging sax.
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We motored past derelict anchored ocean tankers, toward the entrance to Tanjung Puting National Park.
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The ice continued to grow as we motored north until it became hard and white.
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She has motored across the Mojave Desert, admired Sequoia National Forest and Instagrammed the Grand Canyon.
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She was recently with one client having dinner overlooking the water when an armed gunboat motored by.
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While our dhow motored out into the strait, we were treated to fresh fruit and cardamom coffee.
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We had another shot (in the OT restart) and he took the top ... and he motored around me.
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Every day we motored on the Amazon River to and from the film set, an hour each way.
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The 9,400-horsepower engine vibrated the deck and every surface as the ship motored toward Lac St.-Louis.
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Boats motored down main thoroughfares in small cities like Central, passing homes with water up past the windows.
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That night we loaded our cameras onto the 43-footer and the next morning, motored into the unknown.
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No. 63 hitter Peter Bourjos drew a walk and motored to third on Kevin Kiermaier's single to center.
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As the cart motored around the perimeter of the pitch, however, cops could be seen running after him.
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Soccer: Paris St.-Germain motored past Manchester United without its stars, winning a Champions League match 2-0.
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It was way past suppertime as I motored dizzily toward the Holland Tunnel, with one last stop to make.
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In those months she motored through the business of motherhood and generally stayed busy as a way of coping.
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Heyward motored down and dove headfirst to beat a pretty solid play from the Mariners battery under the circumstances.
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That morning they had motored out at 5:30, pulling up and emptying about 250 traps throughout the day.
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According to the fishermen who helped Mr. Chau, they motored for several hours from Port Blair to North Sentinel.
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As Sanchez trotted after the ball, Bauers motored around third and headed for home when he noticed Sanchez's pace.
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A faint breeze squeezed through an open window and then stiffened as the boat motored north on the East River.
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Originally conceived as a branching interactive app, a character-driven story has been repurposed into a television series motored by plot.
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The coast looked surreal in the mist as we motored south with three boards stacked in the bow of the launch.
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They motored between sandbars to a familiar spot, and slid the wide hoops of their nets into the steel-colored water.
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Mom motored to her brother's assistance carrying on her person the $1,700 paycheck she'd earned from her job as a nurse's aide.
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From Mbandaka, we hired a canoe and motored upriver, our long, narrow boat slicing through the tannin-rich water like a pencil.
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These four-motored, long-distance flying ships played a vital role in the Royal Air Force raids on German-occupied territory in Europe.
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Texas has motored into the last two postseasons with months of momentum, only to have it all extinguished in a matter of days.
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Together, the men offloaded the drugs onto one of the boats, and Payan motored away on it with a pair of Guatemalan brothers.
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But a parade of barges from Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city, motored toward him and his wife, who was rowing at the stern.
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We motored on, dodging refrigerator-size blocks of floating ice as well as several massive icebergs that had broken free from the moraine.
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We motored for more than an hour to a remote island called Long Caye and failed to spot a single tarpon all morning.
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The vessel, called Lovely Day, quickly motored over to the white and brown dog and successfully pulled him on the boat using a net.
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It was raining at the start of the ride, but the skies turned blue as we motored toward the drier side of the island.
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We left Prague and its crystals, Dvorak and alchemy, much too soon, and motored out onto the D1, a major auto artery aiming south.
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After a touchback, Hall exploded through a huge hole opened by the right side of the offensive line and motored 75 yards for a touchdown.
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There we boarded a navy-operated ferry and motored toward Delft, one of several remote islands in the Palk Strait dividing Sri Lanka and India.
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From 1972 to 1981, she motored across the globe: First across the Orion Raid, a motorcycle tour from Paris to Isfahan, Iran; then to Afghanistan.
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The rain did not prevent fishing expeditions, so we boarded a small yacht, the Princess, and motored out of giant Avacha Bay into the Pacific.
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We took a 23-day trip through the Great Lakes, the Erie Canal and the Hudson River, and then we motored down the East Coast.
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In the calm morning air, they loaded up their secondhand boat, the Confinandante, with supplies of wine and beer, and motored toward the race's starting line.
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But Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the pluri-syllabic new leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), motored instead to St Ingbert, a sleepy town in western Germany.
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Eagles 37, Cowboys 63 The Philadelphia offense clicked in the second half, and the Eagles motored past the Dallas Cowboys 37-9 for their eighth consecutive win.
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Throw in the executives who bought the pitch in an auction and then motored ahead, and the handlers who persuaded Haddish, Hayek and Byrne to join in.
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Moreover, gasoline and diesel will still be needed for other portable engines and vehicles such as the vast majority of lawn mowers, chainsaws, generators and motored boats.
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He had parked his black Vespa outside, having motored in from Clinton Hill, where he lives with his fiancée, Olivia Wilde, and their children, Otis and Daisy.
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With Green Bay having taken a 228-22015 lead, the Raiders motored into scoring position on a 221-yard catch by tight end Darren Waller to the 2124.
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One day late in the summer, I motored out onto the bay to find tree swallows migrating by the thousands, flying low over the water like a writhing carpet.
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According to the Associated Press, Filya was just taking a nap at the wildlife park earlier this summer when a open-air vehicle with a load of tourists motored up.
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Uber pinned hopes on running its self-driving fleet in San Francisco but motored off to Arizona two months ago when that plan ran up against some local red tape.
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My guide was Hugo Groeneveld, a retired coastal engineer, who narrated a bit of city history as he motored our small skiff through the winding, watery tunnels underneath the city.
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The Royals scored an unearned run in the first inning when Alcides Escobar led off with a single, stole second and motored to third on catcher Bobby Wilson's throwing error.
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Under the South Florida sunshine, Arrogate found a new gear and motored away to win the mile-and-an-eighth race in 20143 minute 47.61 seconds over a fast track.
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With Green Bay having taken a 373-10 lead, the Raiders (3-3) motored into scoring position on a 48-yard catch by tight end Darren Waller to the 3.
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On his last day of work at Sherwin-Williams's headquarters in Cleveland, he docked Let It Ride in the water near his office, then motored down the Cuyahoga into retirement.
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It wouldn't be the first time in recent years that markets have helped put the Fed on hold, even as the U.S. economy motored along during its near decade-long expansion.
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Peter Madsen, the designer of the vessel and the organizer of the day's event, climbed into the hatch, smiling in a white skipper's hat, before the submarine motored into the water.
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Rounded up, marched onto ships and motored 20 miles across the Pacific to mainland California, the cows were slaughtered, just like they'd been slaughtered for a hundred years, or longer even.
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"Who wants to hear 'Your piece can't make the fashion show,'" he said, taking shortcuts to avoid traffic jams as he motored toward the Queens-Midtown Tunnel with his precious cargo.
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And so, that morning, they met on a dock in Sausalito, motored over, dropped anchor and started barbecuing and drinking Coronas — a low-key "simulated rager," as one friend put it.
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When Arcentales, Quijije and Payan finally arrived at their final coordinates, 145 miles off the coast of Guatemala, a small white speedboat motored toward them, then another, each manned by two Guatemalan men.
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Once it got past them and rolled into the outfield, Lee turned on the jets and motored into second base for a stand-up double and I'm pretty sure it was entirely on purpose.
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He motored back to the weather-beaten docks in the Investor's skiff, returning the next afternoon with a can of gasoline to set the craft ablaze before speeding back to town and then vanishing.
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As we motored out of Patong Beach Harbor, members of the mostly Thai eight-person crew shot off fireworks to scare away the bad spirits and encourage the good ones to join us aboard.
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I envisioned the old sports gazing into the sea smoke the next day as I motored north along the border — past brown sandy beaches and garage-size boulders poking out of East Grand Lake.
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As the Warriors motored to a 136-100 victory to seize a two-games-to-none lead in their best-of-seven series, the Spurs provided as much resistance as a strip of cellophane.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tenth seed Gael Monfils motored into the U.S. Open quarter-finals with a straight-sets dismissal of Marcos Baghdatis on Sunday launching a French charge at the year's last grand slam championship.
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They were experienced sailors, and it was a fine day as they motored their small aluminum boat out into the Foxe Basin, part of the complex of passages that separate Baffin Island from mainland Canada.
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The next batter, Jose Altuve, hit a soft grounder to short and then motored to first for an infield single, just barely beating Didi Gregorius's throw, and Michael Brantley singled to right, sending Altuve to third.
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It docks for about 11 hours, unloading and restocking on the edge of New York Harbor amid an endless procession of commuter ferries, like the one that motored by that day with Adam Armstrong on board.
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The other participants were from New Zealand, Europe and China, and it was good to meet some like-minded people as we motored through the choppy waters on the way to the island of Nusa Penida.
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Shane Turpin, the driver of the sightseeing boat, told the Associated Press that when they were about 500 yards from the Big Island's volcano, he didn't see any explosive activity, so he motored up a little closer.
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It was a mixed blessing, as her dock master — who had a vested interest in keeping our crew of sunburned vagrants off their private beach — motored over and offered us chilled bottles of water and a tow.
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Early in the afternoon, with no wind in sight, they called it quits and motored back to the pier, where they happily basked in the applause directed at Way of Life, which finished another victory lap behind them.
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Aldridge was alone on deck of the Anna Mary at the time, his longtime fishing partner Anthony Sosinski was asleep below, as the boat motored 40 miles out into the Atlantic on autopilot from Long Island's Montauk harbor.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Factories in China and Japan motored ahead in July, giving investors optimism that the global economy can carry momentum through into the second half of the year as central banks in the West prepare to start scaling back years of massive stimulus.
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On Location 22015 Photos View Slide Show ' On a recent afternoon, Leslie Dowling motored down a narrow residential street beneath a leafy canopy, past small, tightly clustered houses from the late 21th and early 214th centuries, with gable and hip roofs and broad front porches.
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Williams failed to recover from a woeful start against fellow American Sofia Kenin as the 20-year-old motored into the last 16 with a 6-2 7-43 win, putting the former world number one's quest for a record-equaling 24th singles major on hold.
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Tracking the journey of the vessel, Peak Pegasus, as it motored toward the northern Chinese port of Dalian was the 34th-highest trending topic on the country's Twitter-like Weibo on Friday, beating out the World Cup, showbiz gossip and Beijing's escalating trade war with Washington.
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He said that he and some colleagues dug their boat out of the snow, motored out to the ice raft where their camp was now adrift, and walked onto the ice to recover their equipment, only to see more slushy breaks open up between them and their boat.
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The speedy Hill motored around Orlando Scandrick at the 250, cut behind two blocks from Demarcus Robinson inside the 225 and sidestepped overpursuing linebacker Anthony Hitchens to finish the stunning TD. Remarkably, it appeared Hill was untouched all the way, with only safety Xavier Woods getting close with an outstretched left arm.
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She applied and was given the job of mechanic in an ill-defined endeavor that involved filming a team's travels as it motored around in 1917 Model Ts. At 228 feet tall, blond and attractive, Idris quickly became the face of the expedition, which captured her adventures in a series of movie travelogues.
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We motored through spiky sisal fields that ran for miles and miles and ended in a town where dozens of people were selling wooden hand-carved stools — they were actually carving them along the road, flakes of wood shavings littering the highway's shoulders — being gently stirred by the wind of our passing wheels.
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The following day, the last of our tour, we traded our kayaks for a 60-foot yacht that motored us out to a remote day-trip destination, Cayo Blanco, an islet that's home to nodding palms, shell-white stretches of sand and a beach shack that served cold Cristal beer and delicious local lobster.
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Raonic dedicates win to La Loche victims Third seed Muguruza knocked off balance by Strycova Azarenka hammers qualifier Osaka to reach fourth round Milestones race by as Djokovic, Serena lead old guard through Canadian Milos Raonic motored into the fourth round with a dominant 6-2 6-3 6-4 over Serbian Viktor Troicki at Margaret Court Arena.
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On your rounds you are motored by Robbie Shakespeare on Junior Delgado's "Fort Augustus," and Bootsy Collins on Parliament's "Flash Light," and Lloyd Parks on Dennis Brown's "Equal Rights," and Jamaaladeen Tacuma on Ornette Coleman's "Voice Poetry," and Jah Wobble on "Swan Lake" by Public Image Limited (19783), and so many others you can't name since you heard them in a club or on a 12-inch single with the most minimal information rubber-stamped off-center and half-inked.
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