Most of the passengers had swum to safety, he said.
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She was swimming farther than she had ever swum before.
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To be fair, Mr. West has swum in these waters before.
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JS: Has anyone ever swum the route where you're planning your bridge?
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Rivers in which he had swum year-round turned to dust in summer.
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He flew to Slovenia to interview an athlete who had swum the Amazon.
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"Have you yourself ever swum in the lady pond," he asked Cameron Diaz.
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Nearly 22010,21999 shad have swum upstream this year — and it's not just shad.
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"We're still holding hope that someone may have swum to shore," Eliason said.
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Armstrong had swum out to see if there was any help, but found none.
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Having swum in both preliminaries and final, Ledecky went to bed 2:45 a.m.
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According to The Guardian, four people have swum across it three times without stopping.
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Fu hadn't swum her best, and was also clutching her abdomen in obvious pain.
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For nearly a century, blacks and whites have mostly swum separately from one another.
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Since she was a teen-ager, she has swum, worked out, watched her diet.
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Then, he dipped down toward the mass of plankton we had just swum through.
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The mother had swum on top of a sandbank and was unable to get free.
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He had not swum like this, using both legs, since his injury at age 21.
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Since she'd gone missing, the resilient dog had swum six miles and walked up to 12.
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They'd dined out and swum in a gleaming hotel pool, documenting their adventures on social media.
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He'd just swum 70 yards through frigid water, fleeing the burning wreckage of an exploded boat.
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I have not swum the 2200 fly in such a stupid way for a long time.
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She and Bridget had once showered together, had swum naked together at a beach in Sitges.
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That love has only grown, to my surprise, even as I've swum out of the undertow.
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The proper HR channels had been swum, records had been made, but nothing had really been done.
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The Navy SEALs had come back unsuccessfully; they had swum in circles and couldn't find the passage.
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Jorgensen swum strongly then, unusually for her, stayed with the lead pack through a testing bike leg.
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Lecomte started on the coast of Japan in June, and he's swum more than 1,200 nautical miles.
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On occasion, she has listened to dolphins whistle, and she has swum with a penguin in Antarctica.
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Similarly, had they jogged, swum, biked, completed yard work, attended dance classes or engaged in other activities?
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She traveled to Iceland to visit a friend she had swum with at the University of Florida.
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His father, Manuel, had swum the Rio Grande from Mexico to America in hopes of a better future.
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Only two women in the event's history, Ledecky and Federica Pellegrini of Italy, had swum the 24 faster.
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Though short courses can be raced solo, World Series competitions must be run and swum with a partner.
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"I think she is seeing herself the way she would have swum if she could have kept going."
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My 144-square-foot overwater infinity pool was among the largest en suite private pools I've swum in.
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It's 0.3 off my best but I've only swum that time once, and when I was in amazing form.
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Sometime later, a woman who'd swum in the pool a week or two before me was stricken with polio.
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Two of the survivors are reported to have swum ashore, while another was rescued by a nearby fishing boat.
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I think it's time because I have swum for pretty long and I have not always dominated so much.
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The next day, the boat had sunk—and though Madsen had swum to safety, Wall was nowhere to be found.
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But once you have swum 2.4 miles, biked 1043 miles and run 26.2 miles in a day, why stop there?
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Now, a new one has suddenly swum into view and is posing a problem for far-right leader Matteo Salvini.
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Bad news for those "Baby Shark" cynics (and great news for its fans!): It has swum onto the Billboard Hot 100.
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Adrian came through in an outside lane to pip Australian Cameron McEvoy, who swum 47.93 and American Caeleb Dressel in 47.97.
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Habte acknowledged he had swum faster, his personal best being 59.08 seconds, and suggested morning training had left him feeling strained.
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When we're younger, hangovers are a distant land that sits in an ocean we've not yet glimpsed, let alone swum in.
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He has cuddled a puppy, swum with dolphins and warbled "Blueberry Hill" at a charity event in St. Petersburg in 2010.
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Her dead calf resting on her nose, an orca has swum in mourning for more than three days in the Pacific Northwest.
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The dog had swum in another of Central Park's ponds, but only the Lake currently contains the harmful algae in bloom quantities.
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It was the second fastest 800 freestyle swum this year and not far behind Jessica Ashwood's Australian record of 8:18.14 from 2016.
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The effect is pure analogue magic, as if you've stepped inside a multidimensional planetarium or swum to the bottom of a phosphorescent sea.
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They also may have swum underwater to retrieve live clams to later shape into sharp tools and scrapers, according to a new study.
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The article speculated that it had escaped from a passing steamer in the East River and had swum into a sewer outflow pipe.
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"I haven't really swum in this wading pool in a long time," Spielberg told Reuters at the film's premiere in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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Leonides won his 12th event in 152 B.C. At 31, Phelps said he finally — no, really this time — had swum his last Olympic race.
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She invited us to imagine the generations of women who had swum in the pond before us, and urged us to swim with them.
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This summer, over 2.9 million sockeye salmon — the bears preferred 4,500 calorie meal — have swum up the Naknek River, which ultimately feeds the Brooks River.
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In the past few years, the atmosphere of casual and often violent misogyny women have always swum through has become impossible even for men to ignore.
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The 35-year-old Anthony Ervin, who won 4x100 relay silver in 2000, swum in the heats to collect another medal 16 years after his first.
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In New York, he swims in a pool in Battery Park City; when we met at his studio in Tribeca, he had just swum his miles.
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By the time she hits the shores of Kent, England late on Monday, it's expected that Thomas will have swum non-stop for around 50 hours.
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"The only hard fact that has swum like flotsam from the Bermuda Triangle of Labour's Brexit policy is that they want more delay," Mr. Johnson said.
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Satellite tracking had shown one croc tagged in a Northern Territory waterhole had swum 900 kilometers (560 miles), for unknown reasons, before returning to the same place.
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The relay and 50 are not in the Olympic program but Peaty is also aiming for the 200 breaststroke, a distance he has not swum since January.
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"I'm overwhelmed and over the moon," said the 27-year-old Thomas, who had not swum at a world championships or Olympics until last year in Budapest.
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"It was a quick race and I knew it would come down to a close finish and Ryan swum really quick and he deserves it," said Larkin.
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"I haven't swum in years," he said, pointing out the methane bubbles popping on the surface of the water as a result of the rising sewage below.
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Ledecky has already swum a 2200:221 this year, with the U.S. trials yet to come, while Pellegrini's 21 best is a 8003:2800 at the Italian nationals.
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If George Bailey hadn't swum down to the very pits of his own misery, It's a Wonderful Life's exuberant conclusion wouldn't have had nearly the same emotional impact.
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"One of the reasons why it's so amazing to watch is anybody that's ever swum knows how difficult it is to do the things she does," he said.
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Water level was actually very low & still (not flowing) — you could literally have swum to Cave 5 with no gear, which is obv how the kids got in.
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The Dutch team's third leg was swum by Inge Dekker, taking part in her fourth Olympics, who was diagnosed with cervical cancer in February and underwent surgery in March.
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Chambers has swum the Channel and other famous marathon crossings, although she came to the sport only after an accident led her to shift the direction of her life. .
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She had swum down to the ocean floor to inspect something, and as she glided up from the depths, the sea lion approached from out in the hazy blue.
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Only China's Olympic champion Sun Yang, who won gold in the same pool in 2012 with a world record time of 14:31.02, has swum faster in the distance.
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Mr. Mao, the official New China News Agency declared, had swum nine miles across the Yangtze River on July 16 in the presence of ''tens of thousands of cheering people.
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The release of debut EP Swum Baby last summer saw people flock to Allen's musical pick 'n' mix, which combines an indie sensibility with jazz inflections and blips of electronica.
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Over the years, like so many others who are drawn to this extraordinary place, I have climbed Masada, swum in the Dead Sea, driven from one Biblical city to another.
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The scope of her vision makes you feel, when you are close to her fiction, that you have glimpsed the sublime — that you have swum very near to a whale.
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The swim is the latest in a list of endurance achievements by Bellamy, who previously rowed across the Indian Ocean and has swum the English channel, raising money for charity.
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About 50 whales had swum out of the bay after high tide, according to the Department of Conservation, but as many as 90 others had rebeached themselves by Friday afternoon.
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Clarifying the statement in an interview with the ABC, the department's Pia Courtis explained that it would be "unusual" if the dolphin had just swum into the clothing all by itself.
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" Rishe adds: "Because [Phelps] has likely swum in his last competitive meet, companies wonder how valuable a corporate endorser he will be if he is not regularly in the public eye.
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One recent arrival was a former Ethiopian Air Force officer, an Oromo who had traveled north 42 hours by bus and on foot, then swum across the Tekeze River to Eritrea.
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"I don't swim very well and I had not swum in a long time so I was afraid," said Mr. Mohammed, recalling how he felt as their small craft pushed off.
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Widespread misunderstanding about periods was evident when Fu Yuanhui (pictured), a celebrity Olympic swimmer, said she had swum badly at this summer's games in Rio de Janeiro because she had her period.
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Over the course of two weeks, we had hiked the Cinque Terre, taken a boat to Portofino and swum in the Mediterranean off a crag in the harbor of Santa Margherita Ligure.
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She and Lucy rolled around a lot, and jammed their fingers up inside each other, and, though both of them had probably swum in the lake that day, neither was freshly showered.
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The favorite, Kevin Cordes, had won the 2003 breaststroke on Tuesday with the second-fastest clocking in the world and had swum a good portion of his 200 semifinal faster than world-record pace.
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Thai Navy Seals with diving gear have swum some five kilometers (3 miles) into the pitch-black passageways to try to find the boys and returned without a sense of where they might be.
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Notes on the Culture The mermaid has long swum in the sea of our collective imagination, appearing in stories ranging from fourth-century B.C. Chinese mythology to the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen.
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To this listener, it sounds less like a trip to the spa than a day spent plunging into the deep digital blue of every underwater video game level I've ever sullenly swum my way through.
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MOSCOW — He has ridden shirtless on a horse in Siberia, piloted a hang glider with migratory birds, swum with dolphins, tossed judo opponents, and dived into the depths of Lake Baikal and the Black Sea.
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The findings were published this week at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, and builds on the team's previous research: a teeny origami terrestrial bot that unfolded itself, carried goods, and swum before self-destructing.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Born in London and raised in Malaysia, Ben Proud could have swum for either country at the Olympics but ultimately it was no contest: At the Rio Games it is Proud (Britain).
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If it's not too windy, Crissy Field has barbecue pits and touches the bay (swim at your own peril—the water is kind of gross, but most people we know have swum there and they're OK!).
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" Musk fired back in a series of now-deleted tweets that complimented the Thai Navy SEALs, but crushed Unsworth, where he questioned water levels in the cave and whether or not "you could literally have swum there.
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" Musk shot back in a series of now-deleted tweets that complimented the Thai Navy SEALs, but crushed Unsworth, where he questioned water levels in the cave and whether or not "you could literally have swum there.
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OMAHA — Michael Phelps had just swum his last race on United States soil, and fittingly, he had gone out with a flourish, winning the 100-meter butterfly for his third individual berth on his fifth Olympic team.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Michael Phelps, the most medaled Olympian of all time, questioned on Wednesday whether he had ever swum in a 'clean' sport as he prepared for a Rio Games overshadowed by the Russian doping scandal.
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Examining a light blue plate that evoked the sea, she revealed that said she had not swum for nearly 20 years, until she took a dip in the Andrew "Boy" Charlton Pool, in Sydney, Australia, five years ago.
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It was not uncommon for a Middle House boy to declare, with blithe insouciance, that, as he had swum three or four days before, there was no need for him to take a shower at all that week.
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Peaty had swum a Commonwealth Games record 58.59 on Friday but appeared to be content to just win the race rather than challenge his own world record of 57.13 that he set at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
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The Polynesian diver has swum in these waters all his life, but found himself recently needing to wear a wet suit as water temperatures have dropped around the island, which sits isolated some 3,20183 kilometers (2,299 miles) west of continental Chile.
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Emma Bernard, curator of fossil fish at the Natural History Museum in London, said that the study is a major step forward in improving our understanding of the extinction of one of the largest sharks ever to have swum the oceans.
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"I said, 'Eric, if the show gets picked up by Netflix, I want someone who has swum in the water and really knows the cultural minutiae, the nomenclature and slang," Baer recalls of the show's season 3, which premiered Friday on Netflix.
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Cate had swum a blistering split time of 51.00 in the 4x100m freestyle relay to help set the world record and with Canada's strong opening with Kylie Masse and Kierra Smith, the sprint between Bronte and Ruck was expected to be wafer thin.
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I've swum with whale sharks off the coast of Mexico and spent eight days at sea sailing from Panama to Colombia through deserted Caribbean islands, which was incredible, even if there were no life jackets and I spent most of those eight days terrified.
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And I knew, in that place in your soul where you know things, that I was going to become a swimmer at the age of 43 — and perhaps even become pretty decent at it, despite never having swum more than a lap or two in my life.
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What better heroes than Captain Smith of the Titanic, said to have swum away from the lifeboats to drown alone — or Captain Oates of Scott's Antarctic folly, leaving the tent and his share of the rations with the words "I am just going outside and may be some time"?
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The dozen of us on the trip had already swum several miles a day through astonishing turquoise waters off Kas, a remote village on Turkey's southwest coast, where cliffs soar up from the sea, the soft air is scented with jasmine and views of the glimmering bay are downright therapeutic.
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I grew up around the sea in Honolulu and San Diego and have swum and bodysurfed in all sorts of places, but in Rio, I have to admit that the bad news got to me: polluted water in the lagoons and bays; super bacteria and floating debris; municipal cleanup promises unkept.
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From Kenya Moore's violent boyfriend to Cynthia Bailey's divorce from husband Peter Thomas to Porsha Williams and Phaedra Parks' suggestion that Kandi Burruss might have swum in the lady pond, the first half of The Real Housewives of Atlanta's ninth season has already brought plenty of drama … and that's apparently just the beginning.
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Both men sat with their feet up on desks, hands cradled, trying to imagine the mind-set of a World War II navigator who, in one afternoon and evening, had watched friends die, seen his ship destroyed, swum with sharks and still found time to note down the Wasp's final longitude and latitude.
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Shortly after noon Saturday, after Chambers had already been in the water for 210 hours, after she had swum beneath a series of small-town drawbridges, and past people who had gathered along the shore to cheer her on, after she had logged the longest distance of her life, the decision was made to get her out of the water.
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