Sentence examples for a tender which from inspiring English sources

O'Brien and a party of wood men captured an anchored English sloop shortly after the battle of Lexington and went on a cruise, capturing two more sloops and a tender, which they turned over to Genl.

On completion of the Grand Junction Railway, Locke moved on to design part of the London and Southampton Railway and encouraged Brassey to submit a tender, which was accepted.

All the respondents in case A were either taking part in the pilot project or in a tendering, which also had started to utilize similar agile practices as the pilots.

Roger Straley, 47, one of the few local residents around the other day, said he had been evacuated seven or eight times in the last 20 years, and so had decided to try his hand at a fire-related profession: helping operate a water tender, which supplies water to fire trucks in the field.

"SoftBank did a tender with Uber and it was a $9 billion tender, which was oversubscribed two times".

My toe's still a little tender, which he said is normal.

HMS Engadine was a seaplane tender which served in the Royal Navy (RN) during World War I. Converted from the cross-Channel packet ship SS Engadine, she was initially fitted with temporary hangars for three seaplanes for aerial reconnaissance and bombing missions in the North Sea.

The team also offered him a first-round tender, which carries a $2.87 million salary for one season and guarantees the Giants a first-round pick if Cruz signs elsewhere.

Drain, cover them with enough cold water that it comes at least 3 inches/10cm above the beans and cook at a simmer until tender, which usually takes about an hour and a half.

Bulleid designed a new 5000 gallons tender which could carry 5 tons (5.1 t) of coal on a six-wheel chassis.

They do admit, however, that they face difficult decisions regarding the need to tender which, in a nutshell, is a tool for commissioners to facilitate competition.