Step aboard an American aircraft carrier near the Korean Peninsula.
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When you step aboard your train in the morning, you see plenty of things.
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Step aboard the USS John Warner for a rare tour of one of the US Navy's most dangerous warships.
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Those who make it to Libya or Algeria then step aboard overcrowded, shoddy boats that head out across the Mediterranean.
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The head, by the way, can turn sideways and actually sits between your knees when you step aboard and ride the Segway.
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In today's 360 video, step aboard a houseboat that doubles as a school, part of a program started in response to flooding during monsoons.
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February 1, 2016 Step aboard the largest ship ever to dock in a U.S. port, and find out what it symbolizes about trade between the U.S. and China.
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Thousands of times a day, without a thought, every manner of New Yorker does it: We call an elevator to our floor, step aboard and go on our way.
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The exterior of the plane itself is wrapped in a shot of Buzz Lightyear, but Woody, Jessie and more favorite characters get equal love when you step aboard one of the domestic-based flights.
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Penguins bowsprit ran across Hornets deck between the main and mizzen masts, badly damaging the American rigging. Penguins crew made no attempt to board Hornet and Hornets crew prepared to board but Biddle stopped them, to continue the gunnery duel. Biddle believed that the British had surrendered at this point and prepared to step aboard Penguin but was wounded by musket balls.Roosevelt, p.
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No one will take me back alive. --Harriet Tubman The midnight sky and the silent stars have been the witnesses of your devotion to freedom and of your heroism. --Frederick Douglass Tell my brothers to be always watching unto prayer, and when the good old ship of Zion comes along, to be ready to step aboard. --Harriet Tubman She expected deliverance when she prayed, unless the Lord had ordered otherwise.
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Each of the stations teaches visitors about a different aspect of the world. They can visit a kid's café, stroll through a market bazaar, trek across a desert, and help unload a cargo ship. They can also step aboard a brightly decorated bus from Pakistan, which is perhaps the museum's most beloved artifact. The CCM says its overall goal is to provide a fun, hands-on environment in which children can learn about the world and its cultural diversity.
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The app has become a hit with passengers, making Cathay Pacific one of the industry leaders in offering mobile services to users of smartphones. Cathay Pacific is also now following a trend among many airlines to improve its brand image to customers and shareholders with social media, and is ranked fourth worldwide. The airline now uses a range of social media tools including Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and blogging to share ideas with customers. In addition, it has launched a virtual tour to enable passengers to experience Cathay Pacific's new cabins and services without having to step aboard the aircraft.
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An article in Maclean's in 1970 described Cassian: > In his quiet, smiling, intense way, Cassian reminds you of an academic, > perhaps a professor of middle-European languages. He plays guitar, wears his > black hair long, and has been known to step aboard someone’s yacht in a > pretty noisy pair of bellbottoms. Yachting people by tradition are a > conservative bunch, and Cassian inspires a fair number of rueful remarks > about “the hippy yacht designer.” George Cassian is going to knock around > the house on Sunday afternoon. He’s going to play a little Spanish guitar > for his wife, his two kids, and their German Shepherd bitch. He’s going to > play a little tennis or squash. He’s going to take his gleaming new, red, > knee - high Formula Ford out for a few laps at Mosport, or somewhere. Their first designs included a 34-foot steel boat, Vanadis, built by Kurt Beister in Germany and La Mouette, built of wood at Metro Marine in Bronte, Ontario.
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Expressing the refreshingly modest desire to make an "old-sounding" album of cover versions the 59-year-old singer zips through a selection of mostly-Motown classics like 'Jimmy Mack' and 'Uptight' with the verve energy and wit of a man reborn." Jack Foley of IndieLondon gave it 3 out of 5 stars, adding "The resulting album is as heartfelt and faithfully recreated as you might expect from an artist of Collins' calibre ..." Donald Gibson of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer said that "Going Back is an homage, plain and simple, with which Collins honors the songwriters, musicians, and vocalists who inspired him to pursue his own musical path as a young man." Graeme Thomson of Uncut was not so impressed, giving the album 2 stars out of 5 and stating "You can't fault the raw material, but Collins brings nothing new to these songs. If you have an overpowering desire to hear him gamely plough through renditions of 'Papa Was a Rollin' Stone' and 'Uptight', step aboard.
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