harpooning

I'm tired of the harpooning and hits he's taking.

The harpooning was draining its life away, the drag of the boat and the man hurrying it along.

In 1952 Time Magazine reported the harpooning of a white whale off the coast of Peru.

Retaliation in response to predation on fish catches in previous decades has included shooting and harpooning of orcas.

Is he recollecting the dive ofTheDart into Jupiter and the harpooning of the gas-whale?

The word slocan is derived from the Sinixt word meaning "pierce, strike on the head", a reference to the harpooning of salmon.

After the harpooning, some of the killer whales would even grab the ropes in their teeth and aid the whalers in hauling.

The species was discovered in April 1828, following the harpooning of a 4.6 metre specimen in Table Bay, South Africa.

One of the sharpest images, offered as Lincoln is about to sign the Emancipation Proclamation, compares this act to the harpooning of a whale.

A Nantucket sleighride was a term used by Nantucket whalemen to describe what occurs immediately following the harpooning of a whale.

Modern Inuit are no longer willing to subsist traditionally with stone tools, dogsleds, and hand-held harpooning of whales from skin boats, without imported technology and food.

The coastal population of Dall's porpoise around northern Japan has also been drastically reduced by the huge growth in commercial harpooning, and this once-abundant species is clearly suffering a steep decline.

As he stood and watched the harpooning, Kirk Minihan, a senior at Emerson College, acknowledged that Parcells - love him or hate him - had breathed life into the Patriots.

Mr. Bogart said the group had filmed and photographed the harpooning and electrocution of minke whales during the past week, and estimated that the Japanese had harpooned 55 minke whales.

He was "a struggling freelancer with two kids to feed" when he came up with his idea for a shark story after reading a Daily News account of the harpooning of a 4,550-pound great white by an eccentric Montauk fisherman, Frank Mundus.

During the ceremony, with the help of Vincenzo's mother (Dukakis), several henchmen, and an Eskimo, he settles the family's accounts in an orgy of slaughter (filmed similarly to the end of The Godfather), even arranging the harpooning of Barney the purple dinosaur as a bonus.