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The boat keeled over in the strong winds.

The sailboat keeled over in the storm.

The structure had keeled over in the high winds.

She keeled over in a faint.

He keeled over and died.

The side of a ship flares from the keel to the deck.

The intense heat keeled him over.

with his out-thrust foot he sent the man keeling over.

Before Keeler it was Paulina,and before that I can't remember.

getting her life back on to an even keel after their break-up had been difficult.

Skeg ready to be trimmed for fitting under upper keel.

Nautical The vertical planking between the keel of a vessel and the sternpost, serving as a reinforcement.

After all the troubles of the past weeks, life seems to be getting back on an even keel again.

Petals 5, differing slightly in size, imbricate, sometimes unguiculate, free, keel without apical appendages.

18(17) Inflorescence subtended by a broad, 2-keeled prophyll; rachilla internodes usually distinct and disarticulating.

The calf shank includes a downward convexly curved lower end which is secured to the foot keel by way of coupling element (73).

9.Another view of waves in the edges of the Keeler gap in Saturn's A ring, created by the embedded moon Daphnis.

As one can tell from the photos, I made just 6 frames and clamped them together with a keel and keelson and began planking.

Inscriptions shell kind the appropriate such as keel, ostracean, magnet, ormer, mother-of-pearl, tortoise plastron, turtle shell first decoct;

They have this streamlined sternum with lower sternal keels.

She keeled over sideways and lay there unconscious.

Mood stabilizers give the sufferer a more even keel to their life.

First, they made a keel, in two parts; then they made the ribs.

At the core of the Syracusia story is a keel, or korone in Greek.

Her keel was steady in the ocean.

No, I am not on even keel.

So why were they the ones keeling over?

I will be on even keel within 30 minutes.

Some one take me up, and launch me, spinewise, on the sea, —for by live-oaks! my spine's a keel.