The yacht hit the Dog's Nest Rocks just off Elizabeth Castle shortly before 03:00 BST.
Trying to manage Jeep and Hummer at the same time would be a marketing rat's nest.
Tomorrow, thousands of athletes will march into the city's main stadium, known as the Bird's Nest.
The six-foot-long nose, with a bird's nest swaying at the end of it, was somebody else's thought.
"Albany is a rat's nest of corruption, " said Simon Shink, 80, a retired pharmacist from Long Island's Syosset.
Milos Forman, who directed One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Amadeus, was honoured with a lifetime-achievement award.
Also known as the 'bird's nest', it will be the focal point of the 2008 Summer Olympics in China.
He said it was "good news" the officers had controlled the fire before it could reach the bird's nest.
Despite a smoggy start to the day, visibility at the Bird's Nest improved in the hours before the event began.
Beijing's Bird's Nest, the wonder of the world in 2008, is underused, goggled at by day-trippers and the odd concert-goer.
Mr Carter apparently read more than 35 books on the war in preparation, and spent seven years writing The Hornet's Nest.
Not only is the standard of living higher but there are more resources, more innovations to make man's nest less foul.
Ms. Crenn said she then spied a bird's nest in a tree.
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Part of our training, every other day, was to climb up to the mast and go all the way to the crow's nest.
Marina manager Mike Harris said he had seen ducks nesting on boats but he had never seen a real crow's nest on a mast.
Historically, all the expensive and most sought-after food ingredients have been those with purported health benefits - consider bird's nest soup or sea cucumber.
Situated on the banks of the Avon in a 17th-century red-brick house, the Swan's Nest Hotel 12 offers some of the best views in town.
"He was left a hornet's nest, " says his cousin Charlotte Ford.
Not surprisingly, the policy change has stirred up a hornet's nest.
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WASP's nest, a bastion of old-line Yankee families and country-club Republicans.
Two aiders and a rat's nest of other equipment hanging off my harness made getting through the trees to the ground the crux of the day.
It struck her that a dish, titled "Birth, " using the remnants of her foie gras supply combined with a bird's nest, would represent a new beginning.
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This week sees the launch of a series artificial holts - the name given to an otter's nest - to hasten the mammals' return to their old haunts.
Ireland's fastest growing technology firm has stirred up a hornet's nest in the telecoms sector by claiming advance notice of an investigation decision by UK telecoms regulator Oftel.
Neither will you find Green Jacket, Amen Corner, Crow's Nest, Augusta National Golf Club or usually even Augusta, the public-domain city in Georgia where the tournament takes place.
Made in 968 for the youngest son of the Caliph of Cordoba, it features men variously listening to music, plucking dates or nabbing eggs from a falcon's nest.
Mr. BILL NOVELLI (CEO, AARP): People's nest eggs are disappearing.
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