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But why did he mention this particular article on Vint?

Vint asked his staff to read the paper for any possible alignment.

Vint estimated that the village at the site supported 80 to 150 people.

Vint did not see this as a negative effect.

Despite a few minutes of prodding, Vint declined to explain.

"In terms of sports science, they have the models other countries aspire to," says Vint.

"Vint and Bob are responsible for the vocabulary of the Internet."

You've already cost me a week's petrol just to fetch Doctor Vint.

Hull resigned and Vint took over the director's position.

Vint is a masculine given name, and may refer to:

They were enlarged under the direction of Thomas Vint in 1932.

"There is some evidence that they tried getting it going again, but apparently that didn't work," Vint said.

Vint Cerf is one of the few people who indisputably has changed it.

Iola is sure Vint has written it to her.

Vint is not sure what happened to the inhabitants, but most likely, he said, they simply moved upriver to other villages.

For the television version, however, the name was changed to Vint Bonner.

Vint has many similarities to rubber bridge: The cards have the same rank.

Vint Cerf is widely acclaimed as the 'father of the internet'.

He is also an early-stage investor in Vint, an online marketplace for personal training services.

The new school was built in a location closer to the more suburban Vint Hill area.

Vint set records in both of those marks as she started the first six games of the season with 15 points, including nine goals.

During survey work in the caverns, Vint slipped and fell, breaking his leg.

In the evening a walk or _vint_ with the neighbours.

Vint's alignment reduced both switchbacks and the road's visual impact, at increased cost.

He trained under Vint and developed a reputation as "an accomplished rustic architect."