She ran aground in 1936 and was declared a total loss.
But it was not long before she again ran aground.
However, it is not the first ship to run aground in the area.
More were sunk over the following days or ran aground.
He remembers how similar efforts in the past ran aground.
But now their plans have run aground because of the gulf crisis.
At the same time they were working to free Devastation, which had run aground.
A very great action; but we ran aground, and never could come up.
They could not sail at night for fear of running aground.
The platform then ran aground in 35 feet of water.
If she goes aground, we are going to lose life!
Since that time until, September 23, 1973 when it went aground.
They went aground on the beach or bar in winter.
Even the men whose main object in life is to go aground and get drunk.
If we drift out of the channel, we're going aground.
"Not enough to keep us from going aground," he commented.
I remember the old packet when she first went aground.
Since taking over the boat, the women have gone aground at least twice, apparently with minor impact.
That battle group commander must be sweating some water space management problems just trying to keep from going aground.
But when they came to a hazardous stretch it took both of them to keep the boat from going aground.
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