DAR MLODZIEZY, Poland: This full-rigged ship, built in 1982, is Poland's principal sail-training vessel.
As the sport began to boom, Montague also became one of its principal technicians, designing sails used by leading professional racers and by tens of thousands of amateurs.
It also turned out that Full Sail's owners, the principals of a private equity firm called TA Associates, were among Romney's top donors.
It also turned out that Full Sail's owners, the principals of a private equity firm called TA Associates, were among Romney's top donors.
The balance sheet continues to be the principal determinant of the share price, and potentially sailing close to covenants in the current market is not going to win over anyone.
At the ensuing Battle of Cape Finisterre, Calder captured two Spanish ships but failed to inflict a decisive blow on Villeneuve's squadron, which later sailed to Cadiz, Spain's principal Atlantic seaport.
Arnold assembled his command in Cambridge, Mass., (then the principal Continental Army base) on Sept. 13, embarked them on sailing ships at Newburyport, sailed up the Kennebec River. to Fort Western (now a reconstructed site on the outskirts of Augusta) and, proceeding upriver, disappeared from sight of civilized man.
Game of Thrones usually ends a season with the dismemberment of a much-loved principal or with a vast flotilla of CGI longboats setting sail for a dreadful war.
"We will now have clear sailing to final passage," said Senator Max Baucus of Montana, principal Democratic sponsor of the bill.
It has been thought that the Kiwis would relish sailing in fresher winds, a fact confirmed by the principal race officer, Harold Bennett.
Lawyer Mark Luscombe Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst for CCH Inc., has a friend who loves sailing and photography.
