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• Breen was off watch and asleep in his cabin before the collision.
• Visitors have to take off watches or jewelry before donning surgical wraps and entering the premises.
• It will be a sprint with people being called up from the off watch to perform maneuvers.
• When we get off watch, I'm going to try to make it,"
• Sixteen years later the steamer " Metis " crashed off Watch Hill in 1872 killing 130 people.
• Three groups of watch keepers from the engine and deck departments work four hours on then have eight hours off watch keeping.
• On October 19, 1880, off Watch Hill, the port shaft of the eastbound " Providence " broke.
• Does the Royal Navy and other navies keep to the four-hours-on, four-hours-off watch system?
• Still, the quarters for 15 crew and 20 sails are cramped, and four hours of sleep off watch ( when conditions allow ) are to be valued.
• But those old friends stopped calling and the magic jobs went begging after Peter Gross was convicted of selling knock-off watches and suitcases out of his house.
• He was in command of the Staten Island-based tug _ Capt . Allen Breen was off watch and asleep _ for the five hours leading up to the crash.
• The accident, due to a navigational error on the part of the bridge watch, occurred well after midnight when Capt . G . B . McEwen was off watch and asleep.
• Jackhammers drown out the cries of street preachers and vendors selling knock-off watches and velvet paintings of Martin Luther King Jr . Pedestrians walk a tightrope on curbs where sidewalks are blocked off.
• Being like Mike is fine up to a point, but most of us would no more try to carry off watches and glasses that look fine on Jordan than try to dunk from the paint.
• Just after first light, with the boat cruising at 18 knots in a 20-knot northeasterly, Goss was off watch and in his bunk when he was awakened by the sound of splintering carbon fiber.
• She remained in civilian use until 31 July 1935, when she became stranded in the St . Lawrence River about 500 feet ( 152 meters ) off Watch Island, New York, and became a total loss.
• But her " parts " _ her hands, legs and feet _ have demonstrated products on television, modeled shoes and pantyhose for advertisements, shown off watches and rings and displayed new shades of nail polish.
• Manned by eight or nine sailors, with a midshipman or junior lieutenant in command, a boat was often away from the HMS London for two or three weeks, normally anchoring every night, the men off watch sleeping along the thwarts " ".
• "We're given these names off watch lists, and when a name comes up as even a partial match _ if the date of birth is different or even if the sex doesn't match _ we have to take the person off and do a thorough investigation, " he said.