Sentence examples for allow the boats from inspiring English sources

The military had made clear that it would not allow the boats to reach Gaza, which is governed by the Islamic militant group Hamas.

Thailand has refused to allow the boats to land, saying it is already sheltering 100,000 migrants from Myanmar, but has deployed a naval task force to offer medical aid at sea.

The navy on Saturday announced the arrests of three of its officers and three sailors, accusing them of accepting bribes to allow the boat to sail to Puerto Rico.

The California Department of Fish and Game and the National Marine Fisheries Service have financed an experiment in behavioral modification that would allow the boat operators to feed the sea lions dead fish treated with lithium chloride, which can induce vomiting.

The Spanish government stepped in to allow the boat to disembark on their territory, although the offer required an additional two days at sea for those on board, including the 100 children.

Ready to move to another spot where, Mr. McCarthy said, there were fish, they turned on their tiny electric trolling motors, which are quiet enough to allow the boat to move around without scaring off the fish.

In that month's copy of now defunct music magazine Melody Maker, Costello said "(the dock workers) were good enough to allow the boat to sail... and I think it only respectful to do something for them". As well as highlighting the strike and what the union was striking over, his impact on the folk festival that year was keenly felt.

The caisson at the bottom was jacked against the front wall of the lift to seal it, and a door or gate was opened to allow the boat to float in.

Keep your 'cannonball' form while leaning back slightly with your arms straight in front of you as you allow the boat to pull you up.

Close-hauled will be the main and foresail pulled tight along the boat centerline and will allow the boat to sail closest to directly upwind, but speed will be smaller.

Allowing the boats to dock in Gaza, as Israel had done before, would have been better than sending military commandos to intercept them.