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He used to drink next door when it was the Black Buoy bar.

Ginger had remembered the Buoy from her childhood and requested it.

Buoys were widely deployed during the invasion crisis of 1940-1941.

There had been some kind of fight in the Junk Buoy.

Buoys were intended as an alternative to a simple cylinder of concrete.

Buoys are cheaper to rent but less convenient than being able to walk from land to boat.

Buoys marking the packages would permit their retrieval, he said.

The marker is also sometimes known as a Fairway Buoy.

The Buoys was a progressive rock band from the early 1970s.

I thought a minute and concluded that he was talking about a Bell Buoy.

Hot Buoys is a 65-ft long cruising trimaran with a 40-ft beam.

Life Buoys are placed along the jetty railings for emergency use.

Buoys contain map information and so when destroyed or not present act as a rudimentary fog of war.

The Captain needed to be starboard of the Buoy for a safe passage.

Buoys or instrument packets can be launched and retrieved.

The new web canister was fired into the Junk Buoy.

Buoys and the lights delineate the channel today.

The Junk Buoy began to fill up after sunset.

The Buoy was crowded when I got there at onethirty.

Yes - 60 miles off their coast, and the Weather Buoy project, which recorded the wave, has only been operational since 2000.

A few minutes later, the French were off Black Buoy when they entered the range of the fort.

Their second single, "Lonely Buoy", was released on 10 March 2008.

Today it is marked by Sea Reach No. 1 Buoy.

It also hosted programs at Trinity Buoy Wharf through 2009.

You're on double house duties, and any breakages from the Junk Buoy will be met out of your pay.

In fact, the whole experience had him quite buoyed up.

Hard times have sometimes buoyed the entertainment industry in the past.

Yet to break out of the buoyed route would also cost too much.

Buoyed by his new perspective on life, he's ready to face the past.

Buoyed up by feeling full, we moved a little faster now.

The thought buoyed her up in the early days after Adam's death.

I left the hospital the next day, buoyed by a wave of support.

Buoyed by success, Jake asked the most important question of all.

He was buoyed by the knowledge that at last they had a clear suspect.

The book was buoyed by favorable press and word of mouth.

But instead of buoying Fuller, those looks cut at him.

Buoyed up by enthusiasm we played two more numbers before I called a break.

Sites in other categories have also been buoyed by this group.

More than anything else, Democrats are buoyed by the roaring economy.

Buoyed by my activities, I was insulated from the company.

Buoyed, she turned slightly in her seat to face April.

Both buoyed her spirits, and she bit back a smile.

At this point the water molecule no longer is buoyed up.

His heart was pounding, and he felt buoyed by the dream.

For the first few years, these funds did well, buoyed by the bull market.

Her spirits were buoyed slightly by what she saw there.

They are buoyed by letters from people who have donated money thus far.

England's supporters were much buoyed with the situation at the end of the first day.

This knowledge came as a revelation and it buoyed him for a time.

His return has buoyed the hopes of Stephanie's friends as well.