- A
lee s****,
sometimes also
called a
leeward (/ˈljuːərd/
s****, or more
commonly /ˈliːwərd/), is a
nautical term to
describe a
stretch of s****line that...
- (leeward) in the Cape
Verde Islands Downstream and
upstream Foehn wind
Lee s**** List of
nautical terms Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, also
known as Leeward...
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Dinah S**** (born
Frances Rose
S****;
February 29, 1916 –
February 24, 1994) was an
American singer, actress,
television personality, and the chart-topping...
- the
combined and
individual work of the four prin****ls. Crosby's "The
Lee S****" had been
recorded during the
sessions for Déjà Vu but
would not appear...
-
Business Education". In Wall, Tony; Trevisan, Laís Viera; Filho,
Walter Leal;
S****, Adam (eds.).
Sustainability in
Business Education,
Research and Practices...
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parents at Ty Isaf, near Aberystwyth, in Wales.
Later novels include The
Lee S**** (1912),
Potterism (1920),
Dangerous Ages (1921), Told by an
Idiot (1923)...
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drifted towards the
s**** during the night. On the
morning of 22 October, the
Conqueror re-established the tow but,
close by a
lee s**** with the weather...
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Howard Leslie S**** OC (born
October 18, 1946) is a
Canadian composer,
conductor and
orchestrator noted for his film scores. He has
composed the scores...
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landfall now,
beyond all resurgence, / View him
careened upon a
final lee-
s****; / . . . Sing for the
captain who will put to sea no more!
Among a number...
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particularly dangerous within the
English Channel, as it
forms an
extended lee s**** during south-westerly gales. A ship
coming up the
Channel had to clear...
