Migrants rescued from an inflatable raft.

All the people on the raft began to panic.

Sami set up a makeshift clinic in Cairo.

They lived in makeshift homes without running water.

The longer they wait, the more the raft gains speed.

Preemption by Gazprom has been accomplished through a raft of acquisitions.

The eurozone s leaders are on a raft heading towards a life threatening waterfall.

An inflatable raft full of refuge seekers on its way to Lesvos, Greece.

A professionally constructed solution pump airlift operation that incorporates a lengthy pontoon raft and divers

A 2002 estimate was that 4,320 families or about 20,000 people resided in these makeshift camps.

After that they brought the raft to the beach and rearranged us until we could all fit inside.

Clinton has created a raft of new positions at the State Department to spur outreach to different social segments.

An old man with a skull cap sits at a makeshift currency exchange while others sit in sun.

Our people have been held hostage, condemned to live in makeshift camps, under traumatic physical and psychological conditions.

'Anybody up on that raft with you?' Huck says, 'Yeah.' 'Is he black or white?' 'White.' And they go off.

Many survivors were treated for injuries in emergency makeshift hospitals, but many more died of gangrene, malnutrition, and infectious diseases.

The makeshift camps are extremely overcrowded, and outbreaks of malaria, cholera, typhoid, respiratory infections and other diseases may therefore result.

In India, for example, increasing productivity and long term growth require fiscal discipline and a raft of financial and labor market reforms.

This, in addition to four years of drought, has forced entire families to leave their villages for makeshift internal refugee camps.

As Israel forces bombs residential neighborhoods, tens of thousands have been made homeless and are forced to take refuge in makeshift shelters.

In troubled times, during the dictatorship of Mussolini, Rita had secretly studied nerve fibers in a makeshift lab hidden in her home.

A bundle of logs lashed together in a raft even if it lacks a rudder has a clear advantage over a single storm tossed trunk.

Indians are natural leaders in frugal innovation, imbued as they are with the jugaad system of developing makeshift but workable solutions from limited resources.

In early 1995, the Gunns won their first Tag Team Championship by defeating the makeshift team of Bob Holly and 1 2 3 Kid.

During October, thousands of civilians throughout the Darfur region fled to the outskirts of their villages, makeshift settlements and camps for internally displaced persons.

At long last, China s senior leadership has endorsed a raft of reforms that could impel the economy s shift from reliance on exports to consumption led growth.

In short, audio illusions highlight areas where the human ear and brain, as organic, makeshift tools, differ from perfect audio receptors (for better or for worse).

An Indian villager constructs a makeshift vehicle to transport his livestock and goods by rigging a wooden cart with an irrigation hand pump that serves as an engine.

A makeshift medical centre has been set up, with doctors and nurses volunteering to treat the injured, as demonstrators vow to remain in their positions until Mubarak leaves.

She will share a makeshift detention center in the parliament compound with her longtime political rival another ex Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who was also detained on charges of corruption.

In recent days, the authorities have also requested businesses to stagger the working day before, during, and after the Games to reduce traffic volumes, alongside a raft of other traffic cutting measures.

Under such conditions, many of the men and women treating the wounded in makeshift underground hospitals can range from first year medical students to people with no medical training at all.

A raft of populist policies underpinned his first four year government, from rural debt suspension and cheap universal healthcare to handing out 25,000 to each of 77,000 villages for entrepreneurial start up funds.

Back on land, Randy Olson photographed a makeshift fish market in Africa, where the remains of filleted fish were sold to the locals, the main parts having already been sent to Europe.

With conflict and insecurity plaguing North and West Africa and civil war lingering in Syria, people continue to risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean Sea on makeshift boats to seek sanctuary in Europe.

In their own defense, eurozone ministers point to the raft of reforms that they have introduced over the past 30 months, which will promote economic modernization, the restoration of sound government finances, and closer economic coordination.

The result has been the creation of brigades of traveling tellers with hand held devices, who have converted the living rooms of village homes into makeshift branches, taking deposits as low as a dollar.

Since 2012, several clashes between hardline Buddhist and Muslim groups have displaced the Rohingya from their communities. Some fled to neighboring Southeast Asian countries as boat refugees while many took shelter in makeshift camps.

And Israel s continuing settlement construction on the West Bank has sharpened their sense that negotiations would not be productive, whereas the raft of UN resolutions supporting a two state solution could now be put to the test.

But my joyful period was marred by solemn and morbid thoughts thoughts of walking through the prison's high security death row, as this was the only route to take me to the makeshift operating room.

In plantations, trucks pick children up from their homes and bring them to makeshift tents located in nearby provinces to stay and work for periods lasting from two weeks to a month without their parents.

In 2013 when Saudi authorities engaged in similar operations, Ethiopian migrants were the victims of deadly physical assaults. Workers who sought to return to Ethiopia were held in makeshift detention centers without adequate food or shelter.

Using the same type of equipment as scuba diving, the diver breathes from compressed air cylinders, which float on a free floating raft at the surface, allowing the diver only 20 30 feet (6 9 m) of depth to travel.

So the outcome no longer depends only on their willingness to cooperate in order to navigate the raft to safety. It also hinges on their ability to do so in the midst of natural forces that are increasingly difficult to control and overcome.

Ever since Huck Finn took his friends down the Mississippi River on a raft, American men have created and consumed fantasies of setting out with their males friends for parts unknown, or of traveling in an all male group to have adventures closer to home.