1 Norwegian whalers said yesterday they had harpooned a female minke whale.

2 The Whalers blanked the Washington Capitals 2-0.

3 Later, he owned a share in two other whalers.

4 Even if the Whalers trade Coffey, it should be a serious postseason aspirant and could do some damage.

5 The whalers spring into the sea and the boat is crushed beneath the hull.

6 Whalers began the damage by killing at least 100,000 giant tortoises for meat and oil.

7 Whalers face the threat of government reprisals should they start a commercial hunt which has been banned since 1985.

8 Brave whalers were pitted against the mysterious powers of the deep, as represented by the huge whale.

9 The militant environmental group had accused the whaler of deliberately crashing into the much smaller protest boat.

10 A whaler from Brighton, Massachusetts, is reckoned tohave been the first in Japanese waters, in 1820, when it came upon a pod ofsperm whales.

11 Abner, recalling his good work aboard the earlier whaler at the Falklands , quickly volunteered.

12 That ship was a whaler, strayed east, far east, from the mouth of the Mackenzie, and it was lying at anchor in Coronation Gulf.

13 Biology played an important role in southern exploration, for many of the early explorers were sealers and whalers.

14 The Hawaiians had no names for whales and the old whalers never found them around the islands.

15 In the 1960s, the Soviet Union built the Sovetskaya Rossiya, a whaler the size of an aircraft carrier.

16 Jill and I did take the boat — a large, underpowered Whaler that leaked up to a point and stopped once the bottom was full — for a cruise to an amazing snorkeling spot.

17 One - eyed Kelolo and a band of able policemen met the fiery whaler at the pier.

18 Earlier in the day,[] a 31-year-old man was attacked by a bronze whaler shark while spearfishing near Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

19 The two men from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society had boarded the Japanese whaler Yushin Maru No. 2 on Tuesday.

20 The American government had heard that the Lagoda,an American whaler, had been wrecked on the Japanese coast and a number of crewtaken prisoner.

21 The Morgan completed 37 voyages from her home ports of New Bedford and San Francisco and sailed farther than any other American whaler, according to historians.