He and 17 others were forced to board an unseaworthy boat with few supplies, and were put out to sea on March 1, 1511.
32.
The ship put out to sea the day before from Narsarsuaq, a larger community on the other side of a fjord in southwest Greenland.
33.
In 1899, a ten-ton lifeboat was launched from a storm in Lynmouth, but could not be put out to sea due to bad weather.
34.
On 12 January 1899, the ten-ton Lynmouth lifeboat was launched during a storm, but the storm's ferocity meant it could not put out to sea.
35.
In a final twist, he puts out to sea without them, apparently leaving them alone on the island, without his influence for good or ill.
36.
Even when they put out to sea in their inflatable boats-- usually after being alerted by passing fishermen-- the frogmen find it difficult to arrest pirates.
37.
The Confederal fleet was composed of the " Socabaya ", " Confederaci�n " and " Congreso " and it put out to sea on November 1837.
38.
Unfortunately for the band, a man was holding a party for his 40th birthday and two trawlers had recently put out to sea, resulting in low attendance.
39.
The hard-working submarine again put out to sea 9 April on her fifth war patrol, and was unsuccessfully attacked by aircraft and a patrol boat in Lombok Strait.
40.
This elaborate sailing ceremony was soon discontinued, and Fisk contented himself with remaining on shore to salute the ship in his Admiral's uniform as she put out to sea.
