submarining

Having the passenger lean over to some degree to avoid jackknifing or submarining.

And it did, shattering submarining records for speed, stealth and endurance.

This is to prevent the pelvis from diving below the lap belt during a frontal impact or submarining.

Note the foot-operated bailing bucket attempting to pre-empt the submarining...

It revolutionized submarining.

Instead of a lap belt, the dashboard was designed with an integrated knee bar to prevent submarining underneath the shoulder belt.

The crotch straps pass under the thighs of the wearer to restrain the driver from submarining' or sliding forward under the lap belt.

The story within a story is narrated by Harry Purvis, who recalls a holiday spent submarining off of the Florida Keys.

Steve Olin was a right-handed submarining relief pitcher for Kinston who had moved up to the Cleveland Indians.

This broad range of responsibilities would be impossible without the dedication and hard work the squadron's staff of Sailors and civilians who eat, drink and breathe submarining"."

The Tampa Bay Rays acquired the submarining right-handed reliever Chad Bradford from the Baltimore Orioles for a player to be named.

He had spent fifteen years learning his craft, watching a generation of commanders as a junior officer, listening carefully at the frequent round-table discussions which made submarining a very human profession, its lessons passed on by verbal tradition.

However, the package composed of the seat pan cushion and the seat pan spacer had been dislodged by the impact and submarining of the occupant and was therefore not secured to the wooden seat pan anymore.

Indeed, one of the unmet U.S. "pre-steps" for returning to the Six-Party Talks was a commitment by the North to refrain from further provocations such as the 2010 submarining of a South Korean navy ship and artillery shelling of a South Korean island.