According to the City Code, the City Seal is " ARMS-- On a blue field, a fess golden between a plough above and a ship in full sail below; both proper.
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There are exciting shots in " White Squall " showing the brig ( the Eye of the Wind, playing the Albatross ) in full sail surging through rolling seas in the West Indies.
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The concert Thursday was the first of three opening galas over three days following more than a decade-long struggle to build the stainless steel and glass landmark that resembles a ship in full sail.
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The concert was the first of three opening galas following more than a decade of struggle to build the stainless steel and glass landmark that resembles a ship in full sail or a flower in bloom.
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Significantly, no green oak appears on the town's coat of arms which features the three chalices of the Shaw Stewarts, a sailing ship in full sail and two herring above the motto " God Speed Greenock ".
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"These Jamesons came, so the tradition goes, from the Shetland Islands; and both their origin and their crest, a ship in full sail, with " Sine Metu " for motto, suggest that they once followed a seafaring life.
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The strain of long years of anxiety and affliction passed from all heads and shoulders at the sight of Compton in full sail, sending the ball here, there and everywhere, each stroke a flick of delight, a propulsion of happy, sane healthy life.
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Tens of thousands of city residents unable to view the event from the water crowded into parks to gaze at the ships in full sail as they began their race to Tasmania, an island which lies off the Southeast coast of the Australian continent.
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The badge of office is " A lymphad Sable, flagged Gules in full sail Or charged of a fess chequy Azure and Argent, the yard surmounted of a coronet of four fleur-de-lys ( two visible ) and four crosses pattee ( one and two halves visible ) Or ."
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All that remains of the cruise ship are two life rafts, seven life jackets, part of a wooden staircase, crew members'photographs clutched by mothers at a vigil and, eerily, images of the ship in full sail posted on the Internet by its passengers, as though they were flowers tossed on water to honor the dead.
