Sentence examples for * stowage from inspiring English sources

Oddment stowage is for wimps.

The wings folded for carrier stowage in the navy version.

A characteristic of potters is the pot stowage, which is usually a large frame construction aft.

The fact is, most business travelers need to bring onboard a reasonably sized bag that requires overhead stowage.

The bed has stowage beneath and, get this, it retracts by remote control to make a giant sofa.

The Sebring is available with either a soft top or a hard one, although both use the same frame — and thus the soft top provides no stowage advantage.

Aircraft carrier operation required three elements: a means of launching from the ship, a means of recovering aircraft aboard ship, and a means of stowage.

But she has sympathy for the flight attendants who are being asked almost to do the impossible in ensuring safe stowage for all of those carry-ons.

In Willie Cole's "Stowage," a big woodcut print, the schematic image of an ironing board is surrounded by the imprints of iron soleplates.

The F4F featured a folding wing for compact stowage and was the United States' principal carrier-based fighter plane until Grumman's F6F Hellcat entered service in 1943.

A swimmer identified it as Cheeki Rafiki and confirmed that its life raft was still on board in its usual stowage position.