Soon came whispers about a Russian corvette being spotted at Balaclava Bay.
Martinez is currently working on scoring a commercial for the 2014 corvette.
When I drive my corvette I see the looks it gets from all the people that have children.
In 1983, August Busch IV, then a 19-year-old student at the University of Arizona in 1983, crashed his corvette.
He even got his corvette back, albeit several months after the raid and, he says, with the tires worn down.
When my brother was here in the corvette, he found her for me.
If you like you can return to Lisbon in the corvette; you will be there before us.'
The document was an order to take the acting command of the corvette.
He hoped to do something before the corvette had to return home.
The latter began firing as soon as her guns could reach the corvette.
1630s, also corvet, from French corvette "small, fast frigate" (15c.), perhaps from Middle Dutch korver "pursuit ship," or Middle Low German korf meaning both a kind of boat and a basket, or from Latin corbita (navis) "slow-sailing ship of burden, grain ship" from corbis "basket" (Gamillscheg is against this). The U.S. sports car was so named September 1952, after the warship, on a suggestion by Myron Scott, employee of Campbell-Ewald, Chevrolet's advertising agency. Italian corvetta, Spanish corbeta are French loan-words.
