Sentence examples for boat equipment from inspiring English sources

Boat U.S. figures show that the yearly cost of operating, maintaining and repairing or replacing boat equipment averages about $50 a foot.

In the Brazilian Amazon in 1998, an American geographer studying the forest for hints of ancient cultivation methods was placed under house arrest by the federal police in Santarem, and his boat, equipment and samples were seized.

The ship was rewired for radio control and stripped; the 12-inch turrets remained aboard, but all of her guns and their equipment were removed, as were her torpedo equipment, flying deck, sea cabins, main derrick and boat equipment, lower conning tower, masts and yards, most of her crew amenities, and other unnecessary equipment.

The boat, equipment and gear were disinfected with bleach solution (5%) with 10 minutes of contact time.

Marine equipment store - Even handheld units can be often be found at boat equipment shops.

The city's economy is diversified; tourism, food processing, manufacturing (including boats, boating equipment, contact lenses, and electrical equipment), agriculture (vegetables, flowers, livestock, and some citrus), seafood production, and shipping are important.

He also has a used-boat equipment shop.

Drain boats, equipment, coolers, live bait wells and any holder of water which can hold the parasite.

They may target pirate boats, equipment and gasoline reserves along the shoreline and the internal waterways, but they cannot shoot at people.

As a purely practical matter, this is the portion of the trail best equipped with guides and outfitters capable of supplying travelers with as much or as little as they may need in the way of boats, equipment, food or even instruction, making it relatively simple to put together a comfortable voyage.

A subsequent United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) inspector general report confirmed that some of DeKort's allegations were valid, including that in at least one instance, "The contractor [Lockheed Martin] knowingly installed in the (boats) equipment that did not meet specific environmental requirements outlined in the Deepwater contract".