I had expected to awaken during the course of the voyage; I estimated between ten and a dozen half-day surfacings would be about right.

I let each place possess me in its own way, and wait for surfacings of special delight and poignance that will cause me to return.

In Atwood's Surfacing, a dead heron represents purposeless killing and prompts thoughts about other senseless deaths.

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In later surfacings, the only sights of land had been distant and forbidding, either sheer cliffs or flatter surfaces covered with rocks or ice or both.

Method Surfacing of metal products, L.P. Fominskiy.

Most of the track list are from McLachlan's two most famous albums, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy and Surfacing.

In 2001, after three decades with Martin Surfacing, John T. Beynon founded Beynon Sports Surfaces.

Her hurried surfacings consequently became more and more frequent even as the sportsmen, gathering courage because the whale showed no sign of retaliation, grew braver and braver.

This is all part of the Taupo Volcanic Zone, a line of geothermal surfacings that stretches to White Island via Rotorua.

After a 10-year war of attrition against the law of averages, the resulting films brought realisation that possible surfacings were rare, brief, and exposed little that was useful to photography.

It was included in The Fine Art of Surfacing, the band's third album, and subsequently became the band's only U.S. Billboard Hot 100 entry.

Fominskiy L.P., Kazan V.V. Surfacing of powder coatings beam of relativistic electrons .

For the child, the quest for acknowledgment begins early, as she studies his rare surfacings: "Rollin watched him, waiting for some signal, some glance; but often he didn't see her and turned back towards his work without a word."

Several of her works, including The Journals of Susanna Moodie, Alias Grace, The Blind Assassin and Surfacing, are examples of what postmodern literary theorist Linda Hutcheon calls "Historiographic Metafiction".

Near Kallaste, there is one of the largest surfacings of Devonian sandstone with a length of 930 m and a maximum height of 8 m, as well as several caves and one of the largest colonies of swallows in Estonia.

The brief surfacings of the whale did not give the sports- men at Aldridges Pond much chance to spot their quarry, take aim and fire, and at first the gunners did not make very good practise- However, they soon began to recognize a pattern in the whale's appearances and to take advantage of it.

In one of his rare surfacings from the Jakes, this Argus-eyed Cerberus states that, some twenty or thirty minutes after the end of the concert, he saw Tanner leave the girl King's caravan and go out of the paddock by the gate which leads to the standing normally used by vans bringing supplies to the University.

On the surface they have nothing to do with one another.

They have enough energy to move around on the surface.

In any case he couldn't just stay on the surface.

I thought you would all be living on the surface by now.

I will be able to get us back to the surface.

No, I must get my way to the surface again.

But we came to the surface a very few minutes later.

You'd be much more at home up on the surface.

Every so often, they worked their way to the surface.

Tell those on the surface what I have told you.

The only question is, how do we get up to the surface?

They must have been close to a way up to the surface.

But I wanted to know what had happened on the surface.

On the surface, all things were as they should be.

Looking down she could only just make out the surface.

The surface was probably one or two million years old.

She saw eyes looking up at her, from under the surface.

On the surface the two of us are quite different.

I could no longer tell where the surface of the water was.

Someone else was trying to force himself to the surface.

The door to the surface would only open every million years.

In a few days, the hair can be seen at the surface.

I looked the same as they, at least on the surface.

She could get to the surface without using any air.

One moment I was above the surface of the ground.

Maybe he was someone whose name has never surfaced before.

If the man had not surfaced, what should they do?

The two of them went under, then surfaced for air.

When she surfaced again, there was nothing to be seen.

We'll keep our eyes out for details as they surface.

Something surfaced in his eyes that I hadn't seen before.

In 1961, after problems with the water system surfaced, he was brought back to help.

I worked on her for maybe half an hour more and nothing else surfaced.

Hard evidence of where things were going surfaced quickly enough.

It surfaced on the list a year ago, for three weeks.

For the Jets, these questions surface each year at this time.

A new problem has surfaced which is really sort of interesting.

"Like to talk further, but you heard the problem that just surfaced."

However the differences never surfaced during the war of 1918.

The name had surfaced in his mind as he was speaking.

When they surfaced for air, the world became different, another reality.

"You could have surfaced with your back to me," she told him.

But in the last few months, several differences between the two men have surfaced.

There are still many potential problems between the two men, some of which surfaced again today.

"Some of my best customers have surfaced in the past two weeks."

No matter; he'd deal with that problem when it surfaced.

He surfaced from his thoughts and turned back to the room.

Only one thought surfaced: she didn't want to be alone tonight.

The first pictures of the set surfaced on May 12, 2012.

Most of the community's streets were hard surfaced after 1950.