"World Cups are important competitions in their own right but this one will be more significant than usual as it gives us the first glimpse of the potential 2012 racing form of our crews", said GB Rowing Team performance director David Tanner. .
MCs form part of crews and speak in slang, often freestyling on the spot.
Then, just when things were looking up, more trouble, in the form of a sophisticated crew of thieves who work with precision, tools and, in a throwback to rougher times, heavy cinder blocks.
More and more, land armies deployed their firepower and their money in the form of heavy, motorized, crew-operated weapon systems.
But OpSail 2000 was only the beginning of a planned four years of sailing for the captain, who is a retired civil engineer with a longtime passion for sailing, and several members of his family, who form the crew along with a changing cast of others.
Salvation had come in the form of the Lewisburg BOP bus crew.
While most formed part of the crew of RN warships, several Australian officers led flotillas of landing craft and others commanded individual craft.
Mr. Kessler helped form a crew called the Soul Artists of Zoo York, which introduced the skate scene to New York and helped define urban skating worldwide by building ramps out of found materials in unauthorized spaces.
Railroad signals are a form of communication designed to inform the train crew, particularly the engine crew, of track conditions ahead and to tell it how to operate the train.
The six ambitious, cosmopolitan Puerto Rican artists in this show -- four men and two women, all in their 30's, all working with some form of installation -- are a lively crew.
