Sentence examples for boats demand from inspiring English sources

In fact that's very much the point, suggests Pryce: wooden buildings, like wooden boats, demand love and nurture if they're to stay alive.

The history of the mountainside castles is intriguing: sometimes their owners would string ropes or chains across the river to raid boats or demand tolls.

A dash for the deep blue sea Reprints Related items Buttonwood: The rich are differentNov 16th 2006 Yachting insurance: For those in peril on the seaNov 10th 2005More boats create demand for more places to park them.

Somali fishermen armed themselves and turned into vigilantes by confronting illegal fishing boats and demanding that they pay a tax.

"Clearly this week, we were not". During the boat parade season, when demand for boat parties is especially high, Coast Guard investigators pay special attention to illegal charters.

These boats are in demand in the villages in the low lying areas which are prone to flooding.

The boat carried a demand for surrender, claiming that gun batteries downstream would otherwise destroy the convoy.

Andy White, chairman of a small boat-sharing company, CWind, says: "We are seeing a continuous growth in demand for boats, owner-operators and technicians to service the offshore wind sector".

RitzRoy dispatched two boats to shore to demand an explanation.

That gives him an edge over conventional suppliers: they have to sell as soon as their boats dock, whether the demand is high or not.

The Nautical Mile once housed some of Long Island's largest boatyards, meeting every demand from oyster boats to rumrunners to government boats for World War II, including PT boats, then moving on to pleasure boats, Al Grover said.