Sentence examples for mast on the from inspiring English sources

Never before has Nick Clegg nailed himself so firmly to the Conservative mast on the one issue that matters – the economy.

In addition, Amagi had two smaller Type 3, Mark 1, Model 3 air search radars, one mounted on the tripod mast on the island and the other on the aft starboard retractable radio mast.

In addition, Katsuragi had two smaller Type 3, Mark 1, Model 3 air search radars, one mounted on the tripod mast on the island and the other on the aft starboard retractable radio mast.

America One holds a 3-2 edge over Prada in this regatta, but one victory came when the Italians snapped their mast on the first leg.

In my ten years before the mast on the Tate Members' Council, I enjoyed fantastic treats.

Best of all for Ms. Ashton, the reflection of the mast on the water can now be discerned.

Telegraph colleagues treasured his malapropisms from the leader writers' conferences: "Callaghan has got to get all his feathers in the air", "the government must nail their matchboxes to the mast on this one".

Now a tarmac road has finally reached the village - electricity arrived 10 years ago, and there is even a mobile phone mast on one of the hills.

The commission doesn't nail its colours to the mast on that, but it does talk about the possibility of putting directly-elected metropolitan mayors in charge.

This serves as the mast on which the elevators ride up and down the building.

So highly regarded was he that the current vice chancellor, Sir Tim O'Shea, instructed that flags on all University of Edinburgh buildings be flown at half-mast on the day of his funeral.