Sentence examples for boat generating from inspiring English sources

The second is a "flying knife" on the end of a rope, with the other end is attached to a buoy, or maybe the boat, generating a backwards pull, that will eventually cut the rope off and free the animal.

The Port of Seattle, in a 2009 report, said that each Seattle-based crab boat generates about $500,000 of economic activity a year.

Subtract from that the potential income the boat could generate via the property-sharing site, and we were convinced.

The hangar, which looks like an upside-down boat hull, generates over $1 million a year from entertainment companies, Mr. Ratkovich said.

By comparison, the annual boat show generates almost no hotel activity – most of the attendees are local – and very little revenue.

That's hard to swallow once you understand how much waste one single boat can generate.

Now he retrieves his supplies from the boat and generates electricity via a solar panel, and he even recently got a new neighbor.

He was the director of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron's challenge for the Cup in 1987 when they introduced fiberglass-hulled Twelve Metre boats that generated a great deal of controversy, but were in any case defeated by Stars & Stripes which won the right the challenge the Royal Perth Yacht Club for the Cup, which it won.

One relies on a fleet of wind-powered fiberglass boats that generate electricity from underwater turbines and throw ocean mist into the air.

Tour boats alone generate enough noise to disturb daily dolphin siestas, forcing the animals to pull the daytime equivalent of "a few 'all-nighters' in a row," he says.

Canadian Bill Allan withdrew LawnDart after 150 miles because of trouble with its generating system, leaving 32 boats in the race.