He called for the brail script from Bombay and his first batch had 7-8 students.

Others, on the deck, hauled on the long brail ropes.

Brail continued his report, describing how the trackers had been forced to move with care so as not to be spotted.

"But these were no ordinary jaguars," Brail continued.

Brail held out an open palm.

He made an excellent replacement for Brail.

The brail ropes loosened, the tarn sail dropped, opening into the wind.

Brail should have minded you better.

The dark-haired man, a German mercenary named Brail, nodded in greeting.

Seamen now climbed to the high yard, loosening the brail ropes, to drop the sail.

Kill the brail It's our only hope.'

Differences of style within the manuscripts containing the signature show that W. de Brail' worked with several other artists.

The one named Brail tore his gaze from the burning forest and wandered over to check on the Russian.

Always Unique - 1 day 0 hours ago You need to be reading brail if you think Molly looks better.

Brail touched his night-vision scope.

Brail grunted sourly.

"Herr Brail, this one's not moving!"

The tiny storm sail, swollen with the black wind and sleet, tore at the yard and the brail ropes.

The closest locality is Brail, in the Engadin.

Liane knelt beside him, tying herself and Tenoctris together with a brail from the shredded mainsail.

A brail curtain or drape appears as a pleated panel much like a traveler curtain when in the lowered position.

It consists of the village of Zernez and the section of Brail.

Why can't kids modeling clothes in adverts have Down's syndrome, newscasters be wheelchair users, and continuity voices be reading brail?

(fl. 1230-1260), manuscript artist, The artist's signature W. de Brail' appears in two illustrated manuscripts of the mid-thirteenth century.

"Release him, Brail," Favre said.

A scurry of sailors hastily heaving the ropes to brail up.

The command is, hale up the brails, or, brail up the sails.

"Brail the damned thing up!"

'Brail up,' he said.

Brail up, clew up.'

'Brail up, clew up mizen and main: foresail sheets aft,' he cried.

Then, as they were just passing the Round Tower, the young man shouted: "Stand by there to lower the topsails and jib; brail up the spanker!"

Oh, Mr Butler, my compliments to Mr Norrey, and I believe we may brail up the spanker during dinner.

"Signal our vessels to have all in readiness to brail sails and lower masts, but not to do it until I give the order or until the Renewal is attacked.

"Coming home from church this morning, the wind blew me about, and Will called out, right in the street, 'Brail up the foresail, and take in the flying-jib, that will ease her.' "

A scurry of sailors hastily heaving the ropes to brail up.

"Brail the damned thing up!"

Then, as they were just passing the Round Tower, the young man shouted: "Stand by there to lower the topsails and jib; brail up the spanker!"

Oh, Mr Butler, my compliments to Mr Norrey, and I believe we may brail up the spanker during dinner.

"Signal our vessels to have all in readiness to brail sails and lower masts, but not to do it until I give the order or until the Renewal is attacked.

"Coming home from church this morning, the wind blew me about, and Will called out, right in the street, 'Brail up the foresail, and take in the flying-jib, that will ease her.' "