It was a black leather couch with pale stuffing inside that you could tug out through the hole I'd made.
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They head into a very bloody procedure in which Dr. Lee slices into Jose's head and tries to tug out the lipoma.
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You slit open the belly, tug out the guts, strip naked, crawl inside, read a little light fiction for a while, and nod off.
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She was converted to a tugboat, and her steam engines were finally replaced by diesel engines. She served an additional 20 years as a tug, out of Alpena, Michigan. She was scrapped in 1994. According to Bob Dombrowski, the author of 38 Years: a Detroit Firefighter's Story, she was long.
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The tug operator retrieves the warhead, but not before the warhead's casing disintegrates in the Earth's atmosphere. The bomb is brought back and put into the same holding bay, and station rotation is slowed as much as possible while a crew works to permanently deactivate the bomb. The city is still rotating enough to bring the Sun into view through the opening and the temperature is rising, threatening to melt safeties and detonate the bomb. A pilot takes a tug out and puts its nose against one of the main struts of the city, then fires its engines to stop rotation altogether.
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The ship rapidly took on a list to port of up to 15 degrees, which was reduced by counter-flooding compartments on the starboard side, so that by 09:45, the list ranged up to only nine degrees as she rolled in the heavy swell. The light cruiser stood by, while Jellicoe ordered every available destroyer and tug out to assist, but did not send out any battleships to tow Audacious because of the supposed submarine threat. Having intercepted the stricken dreadnought's distress calls, the White Star ocean liner , arrived on the scene.Brown, pp. 160–161; Goldrick, p.
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In the Syriac version of Pseudo-Callisthenes, it is the Mashḳělath or Mashklet ( ) which causes 26 casualties among Macedons and requires 300 men to tug out of a ditch, and in the Armenian version 1,300 were needed for the job. In the Ethiopic version, it was an elephant-sized beast with tusks that attacked (unnamed but corresponding to the odontotyrannus). When it was eviscerated, the Macedonians discovered among the stomach contents scorpions as well as large fish the size of an ox. In the Greek writings of Palladius (5th century) and George the monk (9th century), the odontotyrannus (όδοντοτύραννος) was an amphibious carnivore that can devour an elephant.
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On January 31, an oceangoing tug out of Oran came alongside each ship in the group to deliver charts for the approaches to Plymouth, England, as they had left Bizerte without such charts. Later that day, LST-21 learned that its ultimate destination had been changed to Milford Haven, Wales.Personal Log of LTJG F.X. Moffitt On 1 February 1944, LST-21 sailed past Alboran Island and at 18:30 passed through the Straits of Gibraltar. The convoy continued heading west until they were over off the coast of Spain and then headed north. They sailed without incident until 5 February, when, at 09:30, one of the destroyer escorts let go with a white flare and started screening the starboard side of the convoy with a smokescreen.
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