Despite its Central Belt roots, the
Scylla was always considered to be "Aberdeen's hi " warship".
"We were told: '
Scylla, see what you can do there.' We went along and we knocked them out and the big cheers came up.
After 10 days of training, Robert was off to Scapa Flow to board the
Scylla, which was built in Greenock.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson's well-remunerated scribblings in The Telegraph have this week included references to
Scylla and Charybdis, Moses and Aaron, cattle murrain and things being "pre-Cambrian".
Till our judicial system accepts its responsibility the choice between Charybdis and
Scylla will haunt us.
[beaucoup moins que] Eeviter Charybde pour tomber en
Scylla ![beaucoup plus grand que], disait-on dans l'Antiquite.
Sheikh Mohammed welcomed again the recent Sochi agreement, sponsored by the guarantor states, to stop the bloodshed of hundreds of thousands of unarmed civilians in the Syrian province of Idlib, who are trapped between the
Scylla of the military conflict and the Charybdis of terrorist groups, stressing that the effectiveness of any agreement is subject to honouring it and to ensuring its actual implementation.
Between
Scylla and Charybdis: The Army of Elector Friedrich August II of Saxony, 1733-1763; Part I: Staff and Cavalry
She learns to make potions and outsmarts the creature
Scylla to allow Daedalus to cross safely.
Otherwise, it is expected that the newly minted civilian will, like the rest of us, navigate the
Scylla and Charybdis of government bureaucracy and just naturally know where to go and when to be there.
Over the course of 20 years, he encounters monsters such as Circe,
Scylla, and the Sirens as he attempts to return home to his beloved wife Penelope.