- out
Hoping some fine day
to see Our
baggy sails runnin' 'fore
the gales Rolling down
to old Maui.
Chorus We'll
heave the lead where old
Diamond Head Looms...
- on
three legs
to gain
sympathy and
the sailor's term
heaving the lead which was
to take soundings. Left high and dry
Three sheets to the wind, meaning...
- '
lead' into
the water.
The term
originated from
the practice of
the sailor standing between the shrouds when
casting the line,
which were
attached to the...
-
Heave (Halyans war-rag). Also
known as
Forward Heave,
Heave, Forehitch,
Outside Stroke and Fore
Waist Lock. As
the throwee attacks,
coming into
the thrower...
- casualties, and then took
depth soundings ("
heaved the lead") from
platforms on
the side of
the ship's hull (known as
the chains)
until nearly being crushed when...
- identified,
the term coffee-ground
vomiting is used. Bile can
enter the vomit during subsequent heaves due
to duodenal contraction if
the vomiting is...
- that
the plotting and
exposition in
the middle third "doesn't
justify that
heaving runtime". Nevertheless, he
thought the film "a ****ing end
to the Craig...
-
result in
longer concrete pavement life.
Because of
the susceptibility of
thinner pavements to frost heave, this
process is
generally applicable only where...
- and
their people.
During the sea terms,
cadets devoted most of
their time
to practical work such as steering,
heaving the lead, and
handling boats under...
-
bocca chiusa ("Humming Chorus"). 28. Oh eh! Oh eh! ("
Heave-ho!
Heave-ho!"). 29. GiĆ il sole! ("
The Sun's come up!"). 30. Io so che alle sue pene ("I know...