1 | He would climb up her trunk and swing from her branches and eat apples. | |
2 | The centerboard can be raised to decrease displacement to allow the boat into shallower water - and it should swing up and back if it hits the bottom when sailing with it down | |
3 | In pursuit of pleasure, not only the mundane people react extremely according to their likes and dislikes, but they also cannot stop themselves from vacillating between the two. | |
4 | She has the super assize, an intuition of together feeling and person and, the most important, a can't wave of and very deep sense of responsibility. | |
5 | For decades, the rules governing maritime torts as shown in international treaties and foreign statutes have been staggering between the interests of carriers and shippers. |