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- Ard's team was a post-entry for the race and thus did not receive points.
- Ard's team was a post-entry for the race and thus did not receive points.
- Ard Patrick showed his best form in two races as a four-year-old.
- Get sail on your boat and stand an hour or two to the east'ard. Cited from Great Sea Stories, by Various
- The German television company, ARD, reported the event on their news channel.
- I rose to my feet, and walked up to wind'ard. Cited from The Ghost Pirates, by William Hope Hodgson
- Those clouds may come this way and they may blow north'ard. Cited from The Rover Boys on Land and Sea, by Arthur M. Winfield
- We don't want to follow the tracks back, but for'ard. Cited from Driven Back to Eden, by E. P. Roe
- The start of the ARD gave life to an annual tradition that has remains the talk of town until today.
- We now saw land away to the nor'ard, and, having left the ship, pulled towards it. Cited from Peter Trawl, by W. H. G. Kingston
- He's been out of a place a long while, and will find it 'ard to get back again. Cited from Esther Waters, by George Moore
- I thought I 'd just start him for'ard a little. Cited from The Complete Works of John Greenleaf Whittier
- You'll drop those desperate things in your hands and go for'ard. Cited from In Clive's Command, by Herbert Strang
- As part of the internet in the last episodes of ARD library will be available.
- They knows what we is an' what we got for'ard. Cited from Doctor Luke of the Labrador, by Norman Duncan
- It's 'ard lines though, sometimes, waiting for other people's money. Cited from Short Cruises, by W. W. Jacobs
- The series has been aired once and twice partially complete by the ARD.
- "Let's go for'ard and do what we can for him among ourselves." Cited from Many Cargoes, by W.W. Jacobs
- I must get away to the west'ard soon. Cited from Mystic Isles of the South Seas, by Fredrick O'Brien
- We at once put the boat about, hoping to get again to the south'ard before we were discovered. Cited from Happy Jack, by W.H.G. Kingston
