Sentence examples for flybridge from inspiring English sources

The stage perspectives shift as sensationally as the murder suspects: we watch the finale of "Robbin' Hood" from the points of view of both the audience and the actors; Act II opens from the orchestra pit, where the conductor sings a song; and one scene is played on a flybridge high above the stage.

If he served it to you in the main saloon of a yacht tied to a dock in Miami, you would be happy indeed, before pouring another glass of Sancerre and padding barefoot up to the flybridge to watch the stars.

At Le Boat, rentals range from $730 for a boat with one cabin with a double bed, a bathroom with shower and a fully equipped kitchen, to $3,600 for a more luxurious cruiser with four bedrooms, three bathrooms with shower, air conditioning and a flybridge deck so that you can steer from the top of the boat.

With his boat, which had 11 televisions, a hot tub on the flybridge and a sunken granite-topped bar in the salon, Mr. Eitel took customers out for cocktail cruises and junkets to Martha's Vineyard.

A Princess 40 featured in the Bond film The World Is Not Enough, and the famous Flybridge series appear in Miami rap videos.

Also participating were Union Square Ventures and Flybridge Capital.

Next came an introduction to Jeffrey Bussgang, a partner at a Boston firm now known as Flybridge Capital Partners.

Jeffrey Bussgang of Flybridge Capital Partners, a venture firm, notes that venture funds raised between 1995 and 1997 enjoyed stellar returns.Others point to signs of bubbliness.

Michael Greeley, of the Boston venture capital firm Flybridge Capital Partners, and a board member of the National Venture Capital Association, summed up the enthusiasm for crowdfunding this way: "This is the logical extension of the marriage of crowd determination around either commerce or content or entertainment.

"It's easier than it used to be to raise seed capital, and it's easier to raise growth-stage capital," said Jeffrey J. Bussgang, a partner at the Boston-based venture firm Flybridge Capital Partners.

NEW YORK TIMES How V.C.'s Bring Home the Bacon | When "looking at a plate of the traditional fare of ham and eggs, it's obvious that the chicken is an interested party, but the pig is truly committed," writes Jeff Bussgang, formerly of Flybridge Capital Partners, who discusses how the parable distinguishes between two different entrepreneurial archetypes.