| The mast is quite flexible, and, with this much sail and no standing riggings, the top is prone to twist to leeward considerably when the wind picks up. |
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| The skill and experience from producing more than 300 rod riggings within the last 18 years, is at your disposal. |
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| What interests you most in the world of sailing and especially old riggings? |
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| When crossing the Atlantic, he charted the location of the Gulf Stream and designed new hulls, riggings, propellers, and pumps for sailing vessels. |
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| In addition, Mr. Mostafaei was briefly detained after the June 2009 presidential election, when millions of people protested against riggings and disputed the results in the streets. |
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| Nothing had washed overboard, the mainmast and foremast and riggings had held up, two of the boat's ten solar panels were askew but remained intact. |
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| An immense canopy roof rises 50 feet above the theatre space to guarantee performances in case of rain and to accommodate the various technical riggings required for both the circus acts and the aerial puppets. |
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| In the early morning, the steamer Ada traveling from St-Malo to Southampton discovered the wreck of Hilda and agrippées and 10 people hanging in the riggings that emerges again. |
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| Tells about the elections, about riggings and manipulations. |
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| All told, archaeologists have found about 80 relics from the Two Brothers, including four cast-iron cooking pots, fragments of glass and ceramics, riggings and blubber hooks. |
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| Nares, who refers to himself as a mad gadgeteer, makes his brushes himself, just as he made the riggings for Pendulum and even devised a special lens for his 2007 video Globe. |
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