Sentence examples for Time ships from inspiring English sources

The Time ships with a comfortable silicon rubber strap.

With waiting time, ships may require about 25 hours to negotiate the canal.

For a time, ships' ballast was dumped there, and much of the island's current area consists of landfill.

For the first time, ships could communicate with each other, and with the shore, whatever the weather and even when out of visual range.

Indeed, even the consequences of the original have been carefully researched and thought through by Stephen Baxter in his 1995 sequel The Time Ships.

The term comes from the Italian quaranta giorni -- 40 days, the length of time ships with plague aboard had to sit at anchor in Venice's harbor in 1374 while the crew either died or recovered.

Steve also was chief architect at Ship Analytics for real time ship, sub and helicopter trainers.

This time shipping is taking the lead with the unveiling of the Yara Birkeland.

Negotiators select preferences for categories like quantity, delivery time, shipping and handling costs, unit prices and reliability.

Now the country has a hard time shipping oil abroad, and must tap its currency reserves to pay for what imports it can obtain.

But it means that, over time, shipping rates tend to be lower than they would be if owners were more pessimistic.