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Hopefully we will be pretty tough down there on defense, Viator said.

Joe Viator, of the white team, led all players with 8 tackles.

Alma Viator, the theater's press representative, says the house was packed, but many people had to leave.

This may have been Viator's prior occupation, or refer to his family of origin.

Later, a retractable undercarriage version was built as the Viator.

"There are a lot of good players to go around," Viator said Monday in a telephone interview.

St. Viator opened in August 2004 on land formerly used as an agricultural center.

Led St. Viator to a 3rd place State finish his senior year.

Viator said that the funding is its first institutional round from U.S. investors.

Jones credits Viator as helping him revolutionize the workout machine.

Brocca was the school director at Viator in the early 1930s, and he earned a reputation as a respected community leader.

The term, Viator comes from the Latin for traveller.

The Clerics of Saint Viator take their name from him.

Ms. Viator realizes she has about 20 unclaimed seats.

In his first bodybuilding contest, he met the winner, Casey Viator.

There was once a plaque at the water fountain in Viator commemorating this event, but it has since disappeared.

In the study, Viator took human cancer cells and placed them inside canine lymph nodes.

The specific name viatoris is after the Latin word "viator" (engl.

Viator of Lyons is a French saint of the fourth century.

Ms. Viator keeps smiling, but is clearly nervous.

The Clerics of St. Viator used the buildings to house student priests.

Viator, which links travelers with local tour operators, was recently offering a similar tour for $45 a person.

There is a local story in Viator which suggests that he helped a Catholic priest escape assassination by giving him his car.

Its headquarters are based in Viator.

Viator said that Travelocity and Worldspan are participating in the round.