Sentence examples for beaufort for from inspiring English sources

Then maybe West Bank Palestinians can be like the Lebanese operators down here, who were offering bus tours of the liberated border area, the Israeli prison at Khiam and Beaufort for $30 -- lunch included.

But a survey of Welsh voters by Beaufort for the Western Mail in July 2013 found 37% of those questioned would vote in a referendum to leave the EU while only 29% would vote to stay.

I love Beaufort for its human scale and decidedly unglitzy charm.

Folks in the know love Beaufort for its narrow, leafy streets, where 100 houses are more than a century old.

Garing organised an aerobatic display by a Beaufort for the benefit of students, and an open day at the base on 16 October 1943; he also ordered extensive ground testing on the aircraft.

Coastal Command's requirement programme was 150 Catalinas and 76 Sunderlands for 26 flying-boat units; 32 Liberators and 32 Wellingtons or Whitleys to equip four long-range GR squadrons; 64 Mosquitoes and 180 GR Hudsons for 15 medium to long-range units; 128 Beauforts for eight torpedo-bomber squadrons; and 160 Beaufighters for 10 long-range fighter squadrons.

His soldiers were told to do the best they could if they saw the tanks coming – the Norwegians headed for their bunkers, the Nepalese blocked the road below Beaufort Castle for two days – but O'Callaghan wanted us to know that the UN didn't have to approve of Israel's actions as cravenly as Washington did.

The Interior Department has been auctioning rights in the Beaufort Sea for five years, and it plans more sales there.

The Molikpaq is a steel caisson structure that was used in the 1980s in the Canadian Beaufort Sea for exploration drilling of oil and gas.

Ice can drift in the Beaufort Gyre for as much as seven years at rates that vary between zero at the centre to an average of 4 5 km (about 2.5 3 miles) per day at the edge.

The president also said the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAandand the Coast Guard will map and chart waters of the Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort seas, for which existing maps and charts are nonexistent or outdated.