The shape of this kind of box, appearance that just has grown hip can add a few width and ply to the person, make a figure unapt thereby get malformation lankily long and thin.
In the Gulf of Mexico, trawlers ply back and forth year in year out, hauling vast nets that scarify the seabed and allow no time for plant and animal life to recover.
Flying acrobats and a lone beribboned female dancer recalled the grottos of Dunhuang, painted in the Wei and Tang dynasties when camel caravans plied the Silk Road.
But try as it " maple" it could only " pine" away for the kind of record Alyssa set as she " plied" her trade, " spinning" from beach to beach while keep her " sea legs" " all aboard" .
These are my favorite, especially if you're traveling or going to school because it won't leak on your bags plus it's much easier and cleaner to ply in my opinion looks much more natural.
Working-class Byzantines would've also had similar lives to their Ancient Roman counterparts; many farmed or plied a specific trade, such as ceramics, leatherworking, fishing, weaving, or manufacturing silk.
And Jimmy flashes back to plying all these girls with drink and coke and not really getting drunk himself and then taking them home and having his way with them.
Alongside them were clippers of all sizes, steamers of all nationalities, and the steamboats, with several decks rising one above the other, which ply on the Sacramento and its tributaries.
Cruise ships over a certain size or weight or surpassing specific pollution levels will not be allowed to ply the Giudecca Canal, a major sea artery in Venice, starting next month.
The 35-year-old private driver based in the city of Lijiang in Yunnan plies his trade eight hours a day, ferrying passengers around the Chinese province's key attractions.
Soon all the boats but Starbuck's were dropped; all the boat-sails set—all the paddles plying; with rippling swiftness, shooting to leeward; and Ahab heading the onset.
Tables set up in the streets displayed rows of gleaming knives, and sharpener carts plied their trade amid shuttered factories and ageing apartment buildings.