Square-rigged sails on a tall ship have, in addition, pairs of reef lines to make sails smaller in strong wind, bowlines to adjust the curvature of sail surfaces and buntlines to furl them.
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Later that week, U . S . Rep . John Lewis ( D-Ga . ) and other civil rights leaders confirmed they'd be plaintiffs in a furl-the-flag federal lawsuit.
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The most incredible part perhaps is the weeks and weeks it took to negotiate passage against winds and storms all the while having to race up and down the ice-covered rigging to furl and unfurl sails.
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"If you go back and look at Bill Clinton, he raises his eyebrows and they furl right when he says, ` I did not have sexual relations with that woman, "'he said.
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But when that doesn't happen for three quarters and his team falls behind, his eyebrows furl, he gets a disgusted look on his face and he immediately goes with the only sure alternative : Ewing down low.
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"Never take it down, never take it down, never take it down, " they chanted, full-throated, whenever a speaker raised the specter of legislators voting this session to furl the flag.
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More advanced boom furling systems will wrap the furling mechanism in a slotted cover, so the sail furls inside the cover; this also makes sheeting easier, since the sheet may be attached to the outer portion of the boom.
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I am not very familiar with architecture, but I would suspect that if the economy is down, there wouldn't be much money to furl a demand for drafting building designs, so it wouldn't always be stable.
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As Kaoru and Chako struggle to keep the ship afloat in the storm, Bell and Luna try to furl the sail, but are unable to pull it against the strength of the wind until Howard and Menori emerge from below and help.
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Declaring the peaceful Martin Luther King Jr . Day rally the " greatest demonstration against the symbol of bigotry and hatred " in 40 years, NAACP President Kweisi Mfume vowed further demonstrations if South Carolina legislators refuse to furl the Confederate flag.
