Sentence examples for a ship for a from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, the migrant and his family would board a ship for a new land knowing that they might never return home.

At one point, Nijinsky and his wife-to-be, Romola, in the course of their wooing, flung themselves around on the deck of a ship for a long time.

Written accounts from the 1850s describe how wild elephants had nooses tied around their ankles and were hoisted on to a ship for a 12,000 mile journey to New York.

The journey of a banana from Ecuador to Brooklyn is a precisely timed affair, from the moment it is sliced off a stalk and then packed onto a ship for a seven-day refrigerated cruise to the Red Hook Container Terminal.

He and his girlfriend were wed only days before his ship left; by the end of January, he had spent most of his marriage sleeping alone, first on a ship for a month, then on the sand in a cot made mostly of duct tape.

Young children weary of hearing about life long ago can head to the Hands-on House Children's Museum (717-569-5437, www.orgdsonhouse.org; $6, adults and children) on the campus of the Landis Valley Museum, where they can paint faces, shop at a grocery store, operate machines in a machine shop and board a ship for a fantasy journey.

The crest also features a ship for the Manchester Ship Canal and a couple of soccer balls.

On one of my trips, I flew to Tromso, Norway, in the dead of winter to look at a ship for servicing an offshore oil rig.

In 1949, Mr. McCourt, at 19, gathered his savings and boarded a ship for New York and a new life, which began unpromisingly.

And, riding on a ship for the first time, is a 20-year-old who learned about the attacks while in class at his Bronx middle school.

The Battle of Tsushima proved conclusively the effectiveness of heavy guns over intermediate ones and the need for a uniform main caliber on a ship for fire control.