Sentence examples for a ship from a from inspiring English sources

The iPad, and its applications that restore magazines and newspapers to something like their traditional format, was greeted within the industry like the sight of a ship from a deserted island.

The flow of water down the locks can also be harnessed to raise a ship from a lower to a higher level, with the water rather than the ship expending the energy.

And even if its ships are likely carrying prosaic cargo today, as someone who grew up along the seaway, I still feel a bit of thrill when I see a ship from a distant port chugging past the shoreline.

To its friends in the halls of Congress, the Badger is a national historic treasure, a ship from a bygone era worth saving from the bureaucrats of the Environmental Protection Agency, even if it means skirting the line on the Republicans' sacred ban on Congressional earmarks.

In the shadow of the modern car ferries bound for France, part of a ship from a very different maritime era was raised out of the murky waters along Poole's quayside.

Uwajima's students have no boat of their own and will be aboard a ship from a neighboring school.

A small Italian pencil drawing of a ship, from an Italian model book dated about 1450 at Colnaghi/Katrin Bellinger, for example, is a marvel of formal compression and linear delicacy.

For example, think about what it takes to defend a ship from an attack from the air.

But the thought that a cold shower could protect a ship from attack is almost surreal.

Students ask me why I went into all that in "Looking for a Ship," from 1990, the story of a modern freighter's voyage to Chile and back.

Southern had participated in an anti-immigration action in the Mediterranean Sea, in which a motorboat tried to prevent a ship from bringing refugees to Europe.