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1. A buoy marked the entrance to the anchorage.

2. Flotation collars are used to buoy space capsules that land in the sea.

3. I relaxed, letting the salt water buoy me up.

4. The party did little to buoy up her spirits.

5. There's nothing like a good joke to buoy one's spirits.

6. Easier credit would help buoy economic growth.

7. The buoy shielded her from the view of the guards, and she used that advantage to get her breath back.

8. To the accompaniment of foghorns and buoy bells, beside a crackling fire, l slowly eat my dinner.

9. But, like Conner, he brushed the buoy and was penalised.

10. The buoy is somehow a fitting monument to the crew members who lost their lives here.

11. We put a marker buoy over the site and a pair of divers went over the side to investigate.

12. A bell buoy tolled from across the fiat stretch of gray water beyond.

13. They, too, were low-density matter trying to buoy up through a denser material.

14. We put a buoy on her; a tuna buoy, a twelve-footer.

15. Thick blood from its slashed throat appeared to buoy it up.

16. Satellite and buoy data can now detect a developing El Nino eight or nine months before that.

17. They tied up to a buoy near some railroad docks.

18. What occupies the space in the life buoy?

19. The boat ran afoul of a buoy.

20. Do you see the red conical buoy ahead?

21. The can buoy was submerged underwater.

22. So Marine Mining's vessel will bring the waste to a floating buoy 700 m from the shore at Gwithian.

23. In a gravitational field this causes the denser air to sink and buoy up the less dense gas.

24. Come in from the port end and take a note of the countdown time as you pass the buoy.

25. She dived down and swam out strongly against the current, towards an orange buoy at the outer edge of the bay.

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26. Bishop Jon breathed gently, the stylus in his scrolled fingers voyaging up and down on the buoy of his abdomen.

27. In simple terms the fleet has to start through an imaginary line usually drawn between a mast and buoy.

28. Few of the economists forecast a recession, which would buoy bond prices significantly.

29. Some investors assert that the lack of a spending accord, for now, will buoy bonds by choking off economic growth.

30. There was an old rusty freighter out in the bay that was used as a buoy.

1. A buoy marked the entrance to the anchorage.

2. Flotation collars are used to buoy space capsules that land in the sea.