In September 1605, he left for Bantam in west Java which the VOC had established as its first permanent trading in 1603 so that the Duyfken could be fitted out and supplied for its voyage.
Their mother-ships have thus had to be fitted out specially, which is one reason for the expense.
A luxurious Jacuzzi next door is a reminder that these rooms are fitted out for millionaires.
This ruined church built by the Byzantines and rebuilt by the Crusaders is fitted out for ritual sacrifice.
In Africa, these cars are resurrected: their engines are patched together; they are fitted out for new life and hard usage.
"Our [present] bungalow was fitted out for Warren and the spare room was intended to be used by a carer so that he or she could stay overnight".
Pixar doesn't use celluloid in the creation of these works and, in many cases, they don't use celluloid to show them, since their proper home is a cinema that has been fitted out for digital projection.
Noting the presence of Confederate naval officers aboard the Laurel, he added, "There is no doubt but the expedition has been fitted out for a piratical cruise against the United States, either in this or some other vessel.
(Desert sun has to be filtered; otherwise, it fries your crops). One container is fitted out for guests, with a beaded curtain as a room divider — behind it, a white four-poster wears striped bedding — but Mr. Wells plans to move in soon, building a separate guesthouse on his 20-acre plot.
One container is fitted out for guests, with a beaded curtain as a room divider — behind it, a white four-poster wears striped bedding — but Mr. Wells plans to move in soon, building a separate guesthouse on his 20-acre plot.
