Примери за използване на Captain ahab на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Look, captain Ahab-.
That's him. He's no Captain Ahab.
No, Captain Ahab! Your time has come!
Why, it's Captain Ahab.
Captain Ahab thinks it's a good omen.
I'm sorry, Captain Ahab.
So, Captain Ahab has to get his whale, huh?
You don't want to be captain ahab.
He knew that Captain Ahab said the same thing?
This guy is probably Captain Ahab.
It's like when captain ahab was chasing moby-dick.
He's seriously beginning to look like Captain Ahab.
You do realize Captain Ahab's not the hero of that story?
Barnes was at the eye of our rage and, through him, our Captain Ahab.
And like captain ahab, I had slain my…, I never finished that book.
She's the best detective in the building, andyet she couldn't figure out why her desk smelled like Captain Ahab.
He is a mad, overweight Captain Ahab, searching down you, his Moby Dick.
You think you can just show up here, convince me to chum a whole day and night, andspent a tankful of diesel just so you can go out and play Captain Ahab?
And by the way,it's Captain Ahab who had one leg, from"Moby Dick.".
I believe Michael will make the perfect Kurtz, a man scarred by history andcarrying burdens all too heavy on his shoulders, an Israeli'Captain Ahab' obsessed by his biggest and most elusive nemesis yet.".
When Captain Ahab went looking for Moby Dick, he didn't use frozen peas.
And now we have to watch him christen the boat, you know,pretend he's Captain ahab, even though he's more like Captain crunch.
You're really gonna let Captain Ahab just waltz in there and have a fireside chat with Skye's mum?
Thus, fishermen- one of the recurrent images in painting from the period, an image that remained marginal in the politico-aesthetic economy of Bulgarian literature- are not only not seamen, they are not workers sailing into andfighting with the elements of the sea(Captain Ahab never appeared in Bulgarian painting);
In the past, Hook seeks out Captain Ahab, who holds the key to freeing Alice from the tower.
Uncannily resembles Captain Ahab in pursuit of Moby Dick, rather than what is going on, an imperial power injured at home for the first time, pursuing its interests systematically in what has become a suddenly reconfigured geography of conflict, without clear borders, or visible actors.
My point is, how can you follow Melville's adventures of Ishmael and Captain Ahab, and not contemplate our tiny little place in this universe?
When the great white whale buries Captain Ahab in the sea, the hearts of readers take fright in exactly the same way in Tokyo, Lima, or Timbuctu.
Isaacson draws a connection between Captain Ahab, who's one of the most driven and willful characters in literature, and Jobs.
Inevitably, then, collective passions are being funnelled into a drive for war that uncannily resembles Captain Ahab in pursuit of Moby Dick, rather than what is going on, an imperial power injured at home for the first time, pursuing its interests systematically in what has become a suddenly reconfigured geography of conflict, without clear borders, or visible actors.