| Before Herzog can get the ship back to camp... it runs aground on a sandbank. | |
| Imagine we're somewhere in Alaska and an oil tanker runs aground. | |
| When a ship runs aground due to spatial distortions... it becomes an easy target. | |
| When a ship runs aground, the captain of the ship's generally relieved. | |
| Before Herzog can get the ship back to camp... it runs aground on a sandbank. | |
| Imagine we're somewhere in Alaska and an oil tanker runs aground. | |
| When a ship runs aground due to spatial distortions... it becomes an easy target. | |
| When a ship runs aground, the captain of the ship's generally relieved. | |
| - when the Esme Fierce ran aground. | |
| -Well, maybe it ran aground. | |
| A Kairyu-class Japanese submarine which ran aground here during World War ll. | |
| All passengers have been infected - by the same pneumonic plague bacteria that was spread by a ship which ran aground recently in Öresund. | |
| Authorities say a Venezuelan trawler ran aground tonight in the Long Island Sound in an apparent attempt to smuggle dozens of Chinese men, women and children into the country. | |
| - when the Esme Fierce ran aground. | |
| -Well, maybe it ran aground. | |
| A Kairyu-class Japanese submarine which ran aground here during World War ll. | |
| All passengers have been infected - by the same pneumonic plague bacteria that was spread by a ship which ran aground recently in Öresund. | |
| Authorities say a Venezuelan trawler ran aground tonight in the Long Island Sound in an apparent attempt to smuggle dozens of Chinese men, women and children into the country. | |
| "To run aground on a reef." | |
| - Schmitt if we run aground or ram anything, as is likely, let go with that charge. | |
| - We seem to have run aground. | |
| - We've run aground, sir! | |
| -Has the ship run aground? | |
| - Of running aground? | |
| "To run aground on a reef." | |
| - Schmitt if we run aground or ram anything, as is likely, let go with that charge. | |
| - We seem to have run aground. | |
| - We've run aground, sir! | |
| -Has the ship run aground? | |
| - Of running aground? | |
