| Cracknell and Pinsent were supposed to be rowing as a pair, then they got moved into the four. |
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| After his race, Pinsent said he was delighted with the performance of the coxless four team. |
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| Pinsent guided Britain to first place in the coxless fours at the Athens games yesterday morning to claim his fourth Olympic gold medal. |
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| To celebrate the occasion, the BBC plans to screen a celebrity boat race with Steve Redgrave and Mathew Pinsent enlisted to train the teams. |
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| Pinsent and Cracknell, Olympic heroes from Sydney, were supposed to carry all before them in the pairs. |
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| Pinsent is determined there will be no shooting from the lip and intends to take another couple of months to mull it over before announcing a decision. |
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| Camelot, which has ploughed thousands in lottery profits into the four in which Pinsent and Cracknell will now row, may have stumbled on a bonanza of big-screen proportions. |
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| He will be rowing with Matthew Pinsent in the coxless pairs. |
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| A mathematics undergraduate and descendant of David Hume, Pinsent soon became Wittgenstein's closest friend. |
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| It was around this time he received a letter from David Pinsent's mother to say that Pinsent had been killed in a plane crash on 8 May. |
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| John Pratt, managing partner at Pinsent Curtis Biddle, said the ruling announced in Luxembourg would not affect proposals to liberalise UK law. |
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| The dodgeball team passed on their expertise on to the likes of tennis ace Tim Henman, former rugby player Austin Healey and rower Matthew Pinsent. |
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| The Stock Exchange team in the Birmingham office of law firm Pinsent Curtis is riding high after advising on the latest in a string of technology flotations. |
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| The immense progress on logic during their stay led Wittgenstein to express to Pinsent his idea to leave Cambridge and return to Norway to continue his work on logic. |
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