Sentence examples for aging boat from inspiring English sources
Still, he refuses to upgrade his equipment or replace his aging boat, Consumption.
But when it came time to weigh anchor, there was a problem: the aging boat that North had docked in South Carolina proved unsalvageable.
Last year, Mr. van Nes sold the Petrel to a German man, Olaf Kunkut, but the new owner found it would cost more to restore the aging boat than it would to simply rebuild it.
After 2,000 shekels was deducted to cover the cost of a night's fuel for the engine and gas for the lamps, the rest was divided in two: half for the upkeep of the aging boat and the rest shared equally between the captain and his crew, meaning each man should have taken home just 75 shekels.
In the case of the Reshef speedboat, which Israel contracted to sell to Pretoria before the embargo, informed sources say that in recent years Israeli firms have supplied new weapons and radar systems to refit the aging boats and that some of that equipment is of American origin.
Getting to Nevis from Sark requires a long, indirect and infrequent flight to the slightly bigger nearby island of St Kitts, followed by an hour's sea-voyage on the Mark Twain, an ageing boat.
David Ko, a committee spokesman, said in an interview at the protest that the group's aging fishing boat, the Kai Fung No. 2, had suffered hull and engine damage during its trip last month to the islands.
Bernard's poems are based largely around the area where he grew up, including one of his most successful pieces, 'The Iron Age Boat at Caumatruish' about a second-century AD boat they dredged out of the marsh.
The Liberals have promised new policies requiring the navy to turn asylum seeker boats back to Indonesia, where they launch, and the government to buy back aging fishing boats from Indonesian villagers to prevent them falling into the hands of people smugglers.
Now, officials are scrambling to find an off-the-shelf design for a new cutter and make modest repairs to keep their aging patrol boats operable.
Among them was a highly technical change to the winglets on the rudders of the fast, space-age boats.
