catamaran

They say all you have to do to win is play the catamaran.

When he had come round the catamaran was already under way.

From there you can book a catamaran to go and visit for the day one of the little.

Something was up because the catamaran had abruptly changed course.

All the boats and catamarans go out to meet her.

In 1990, a catamaran shaved 3 hours and 46 minutes of the time.

The 2,400-horsepower catamaran averaged 111.42 miles an hour on the 126-mile course.

This company is now the world leader in cruise catamarans.

Shuttle service to the event is to be provided on 800-passenger catamarans.

The catamarans carry 62 passengers and move at 25 miles an hour.

He climbed down into the catamaran and started the motor.

"How can you come to the starting line in a catamaran and consider it proper?"

If you want to find out about the better side of cruising catamarans, phone for details.

He later went up the Amazon in a homemade catamaran.

In fact, the entire fleet was made up of giant catamarans.

He recalled what Ben had said about the catamaran, and an idea came to him.

It happened so fast that the people watching from the catamaran could hardly believe what they saw.

Designed to met the school's specifications, the catamaran was put on water in 2000.

But if it's any more than one mile, the catamaran breaks through the lead.

That is because one of the company's three yellow catamarans has been named in her honor.

In 1951, he again caused surprise by designing a catamaran.

Also used in the scene were 150 fishing boats and catamarans.

The police used boats and catamarans to row people to safety.

They then jump into the sea and swim to the catamarans.

The second race, scheduled for Friday, is likely to favor the catamaran.