Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont).
The Japanese have a fondness for what they call mont-blanc -- typically a sweetened chestnut purée that is piped out in slender strings over sponge cake, often garnished with a chunk of bright yellow, syrup-simmered chestnut.
The island was originally called Mont-Tombe but became known as Mont-Saint-Michel in the 8th century, when St. Aubert, bishop of Avranches, built an oratory there after having a vision of the archangel St. Michael.
The second building that matters in the life of Miró is a farmhouse in a place called Mont-roig, close to the beach in the province of Tarragona, which Miró's parents bought when he was 16.
Like his first ship, it was called the Mont-Blanc, but the atmosphere could hardly have been more different.
Situated at the foot of some barren hills called the Monts Garrigues to the north and west of the city, Nîmes stands in a vine-planted plain extending south and east.
For a month or so, he lived in a lodging house in the Old Port in Marseille, before boarding a three-masted wooden barque called the Mont-Blanc bound for Martinique and Haiti.
Ikon has what Mr. Monts called "angel investors" — 22 similar churches from across the nation, including ones in New York and Miami, that have contributed to the church's initial financing.
We called the [Mont-Blanc] company, who explained to us that three cables had become tangled and there was only one left to un-cross but they weren't able to do it.
Sam Allardyce will be keen to avoid defeat in his first game against Slovakia next mont and Davies' performances so far, coupled with his experience, suggest his call up could be worth exploring.
Until now, the legislature, known as Chief Pleas, has been made up mostly of the owners of the island's 40 plots of land, called tenements (pronounced tai-ne-MONT, in a vaguely Norman French way).
