In pursuance of this decision, when the two brothers, talking university shop, had used " trig " several times, Martin Eden demanded:-

It proved to be aboard the Toreador, and a half-hour later there was such a reunion on the deck of the trig little yacht as no one there had ever dreamed might be possible.

I cannot but feel compassion when I hear some trig , compact-looking man, seemingly free, all girded and ready, speak of his "furniture," as whether it is insured or not.

Following the acquisition, TRIG 's portfolio will be 42% outside of the UK, with Gode making up 8% of the portfolio.

The friends, from Glasgow and Stirlingshire, started at Maol Mor trig in the Trossachs at 11am on April 6 and finished on the summit of Ben Lomond at 9.45pm the next day.

Caption: Bob Jaskolski of Trig 's and WGB's Meg Major

RES are contracted as owner's engineer on behalf of TRIG .

The trig point and its 'toposcope' is used by walkers to navigate the view at the popular area of natural beauty - and the plaque points out key landmarks including Chequers, the Dunstable Downs and on a clear day even The Cotswolds.

At one time, there were as many as 6,500 trig points throughout the UK, erected by the Ordnance Survey for accurate map-making.

Different weights of TRIG petroleum jelly were prepared and applied to 600 cm of the forearm, wrist to elbow, of human volunteer.

To go trig bagging, locate a trig point on a map - it's a small triangle with at dot at the centre - and walk to it.