Maritime

The Hernicans resented this, and a national council was held at Anagnia in what they call the Maritime Circus; the whole nation thereupon, with the exception of Aletrium, Ferentinae, and Verulae, declared war against Rome.

The History of Rome, Vol. II 1905

Much of Maritime is delicate and soft, bedroom-y even, but there are a few cuts that could even be called "dancefloor friendly" including this song.

Music (For Robots): October 2005 Archives 2005

Much of Maritime is delicate and soft, bedroom-y even, but there are a few cuts that could even be called "dancefloor friendly" including this song.

A Pirate's Life For Me (Music (For Robots)) 2005

Definition of the Rights and Duties of Neutral States in Maritime War, XIV.

Pursuit of an 'Unparalleled Opportunity': The American YMCA and Prisoner of War Diplomacy among the Central Power Nations during World War I 2008

M.S. 101, also known as the Maritime Academy, is a selective school of about 500 students, and was rated a C in 2009-2010.

Throgs Neck: Value-Priced Water Views Melanie Lefkowitz 2011

Something of the same nature could be said about the concurrent exhibit of vast numbers of paintings by John Millei, collectively referred to as his Maritime series.

Peter Clothier: ACE Gallery: Three Artists 2010

But an alternate theory has developed, referred to as the Maritime Foundations of Andean Civilizations, or MFAC.

1491: excerpts part 2 2009

There's actually something called the Maritime Domain Awareness.

CNN Transcript Nov 28, 2008 2008

Williams also told reporters the provincial government would consider deferring revenue on the so-called Maritime route Labrador via Newfoundland to Prince Edward Island.

Lower Churchill timelines slide back Ed Hollett 2007

It is correct that the captain is required to submit an official report called a Maritime Casualty Report.

CNN Transcript Jan 11, 2006 2006