The vast, blue-tinted icebergs that drift here are best viewed from the prow of a Zodiac inflatable boat.
The sharp exterior corners of the building resemble the prow of a ship.
On one visit, during the crossing to the island, he began talking to another man standing on the prow of the ferry.
He had keen blue eyes, deep-set and overhung with unruly gray eyebrows, and a nose that jutted out from his face like the prow of a ship.
However, in this no-interval production, you begin to wish it would disappear long before the prow of designer Paul Brown's scary, red-sailed ship crashes through the back wall.
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By the time he reaches the other end and looks back, he feels more as if he were standing on a dock gazing up at the prow of a huge ocean-going vessel, perhaps one of Pessoa's dream ships.
One moment, the ethereal white or green curtains of light with a streak of violet take on forms that evoke the ancient mythology of the north - a palace of lights, a Sami fire in the wilderness, the prow of a Viking ship.
There is a very American cut to her in the springing jut of her prow and in the easy modernity of the furnishings.
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Their lives revolved around their kabangs, dugout wooden boats that have distinctive notches carved out of their prow and stern that function as steps into the water.
Once, the sight of a Viking prow coming down a river was as terrifying a sight as any European could imagine.
That would be the Nose: the 3, 000-foot-tall prow where El Capitan's two massive walls meet the sum of all my hopes and fears on this evening.
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