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But we have no idea which way the submarine will run.

In the submarine we'll be able to talk to each other.

The submarine went down with all hands in almost 17,500 feet of water.

Time had run out for the men inside the submarine.

From what I could hear they were talking about a submarine.

As a result, the submarine was out of service for a month.

For all I know he's going to get back on the submarine and hit something else.

People now are saying, what is the submarine force going to do for us?

A couple of minutes later, the submarine is gone, too.

And they have to be doing it from a submarine.

But in a submarine, you have a problem right there.

It was his first time on a submarine in several years.

It would long ago have been taken to the submarine.

This was all before they ever got to their first submarine.

She was used as a training submarine from 1940 to 1942.

There was something wrong with the submarine in the middle.

You go into the water with only the air that's in the submarine.

The submarine would be going to the bottom for good now.

Over dinner she asked him how the submarine was getting on.

Who could tell how long these people had lived in their submarine.

"Can you be sure these came out of the submarine?"

"But where will the second submarine be at this time?"

"Has anyone seen anything that could have been a submarine?"

I can say that we get there in a submarine.

That was, however, one nice thing about being on a submarine.

"They've all been submarine commanding officers, and that's the only kind of guy who can do that well."

The base's main missions are submarine tracking and fighter patrols.

"Did you know that the waters around Cherbourg are submarine testing grounds?"

Koniuji Island is emergent top of a mostly submarine volcano.

A. No, and in fact there are submarine volcanoes, called guyots or seamounts.

Some of the oldest rocks are submarine tholeiitic basalts from the Eocene era.

Among the targets attacked were submarine installations, industrial establishments, airfields, harbors and shipyards.

Added to which is the lack of a continental shelf, meaning that fishing essentially takes place on what are referred to as 'submarine hills'.

So she walked around the ancient site of Gournia, in the peculiar, somewhat submarine flow of the suit.

Some pitchers choose to throw using the 'submarine style,' a very efficient sidearm or near-underhand motion.

Erbert and Gerbert's main menu items are submarine sandwiches.

Clark Gable and Burt Lancaster are submarine men in Robert Wise's war film.

Only a few still existed, of which only seven were still in service, all of which had been relegated to being submarine tenders.

Some of these rise above sea level, but the vast majority are submarine features known as seamounts, or if they are flat-topped, guyots.

STEVE: And so submarine captains would go to sea with a briefcase full of these sheets of paper.

C5 was designed for Inter-Continental traffic where many transmission paths were lengthy terrestrial, often submarine cable, and geostationary satellite links.

Of the seven believed to be at large, two are thought to be submarine crew members and five are said to be officers in an elite special forces unit.

When I e-mailed him to find out what he calls this music (I call it "submarine makeout music"), he responded:

Iraq - This was a major first by GBI, as it placed the first ever submarine cable connecting Iraq to the world.

Her arrival in South Africa marked the successful culmination of five years of construction, trials and training to establish South Africa's first ever submarine capability.

Among the most notable ones were submarine aircraft carriers, equipped with a waterproof hangar and steam catapult to launch and recover one or more small seaplanes.

They were submarine aircraft carriers able to carry three Aichi M6A Seiran aircraft underwater to their destinations.

There are submarine canyons, deep V-shaped depressions found mainly in the continental slope, and marginal plateaus, steplike formations at the edge of the continental shelf.

German: U-Boot-Forschung (literally "submarine science"), or graue Projekte ("gray projects").

Most of the Earth's volcanic eruptions are submarine eruptions, but few have been documented because of the difficulty in monitoring submarine volcanoes.