Sentence examples for boost the ship from inspiring English sources

Since every player only has one button, the vertical height controls boost the ship vertically when the button is pressed and leaves the ship to slowly descend when unpressed.

After a proposal for a catapult was abandoned because of insufficient reserve stability, an extra twin turret was decided upon to boost the ship's firepower.

The new system has struggled in testing and could again boost the cost of the ships, but the Navy decided to stay with the new system on not only the Ford, but also the Kennedy carrier that is now under construction.

While successful, the operation was primarily intended to boost the morale of the ships stationed in the Arctic when fuel shortages limited their activities and the Allies reestablished the bases five weeks later.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney pledged Friday to boost the number of Navy ships and pour more money into defense, outlining proposals to strengthen the military while rejecting multilateral institutions like the United Nations when necessary.

Just one constituent asked Taylor — who serves on the subcommittee that funds military construction projects — about what he could do to boost the local economy with military ship projects.

The troupe backs him up, boosted by the ship's pilot Windy McClain, a longtime friend of the sheriff.

The waterway itself accounts for less than 5% of the economy, but it is the port activity, logistics and shipping services that boost the contribution for the country of just 3.5 million people.

The government will fund a £200m polar research ship, the chancellor, George Osborne, has announced in a move designed to boost the economy.

Mayweather then recommends a boost in the ship's fighting capability, but Paul insists that the safest course is to flee to the nearest port and yield the cargo as needed.

Although the cruise ships will be boosting the economy, environmentalists argue that the ships will add waste to the waters, as well as unwanted crowds at ruins and beaches.