Sentence examples for change crew from inspiring English sources

A few of the families of the victims of 9/11 have said as much to the Loose Change crew, although Avery says many more have offered support.

Spain is even considering imposing sanctions against Gibraltar over bunkering — whereby ships avoid docking costs and instead refuel and change crew off Gibraltar's coast — asserting that such a practice raised the risk of an oil spill close to Spanish shores.

Jan Mayensfield is served eight times per year by Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft of the 335 Squadron from Bodø Main Air Station, which provide supplies and change crew at the outpost.

But rising tensions in the port of Suez have led several shipping companies to order their ships not to change crews in Egypt.

"Jurgen knows what he wants and he has the authority to change crews if he wants to.

This mitotic transgenerational effect is termed "context-dependent" epigenetic change (Crews 2008; Walker and Gore 2011) because it requires continued exposure to the environmental insult.

It had then flown back to Trondheim where it changed crew.

The decision for issuing warnings on inside pitches "is going to change from crew to crew," Torre said.

Bragg went back to the station at midnight to play "Midnight Special" while the train changed crews.

After a sailing back to Alotau for change of crew and provisioning, we had four days before our last crew member could join us.

For example, when the weather is about to change, J. Crew offers a light wool cape that you can layer later, explains Marissa Webb, its head women's designer.