Sentence examples for coast fleet from inspiring English sources

Further competition comes from Scotland's east coast fleet, which has been banned from catching cod until stocks recover.

Reducing the number of long trips observed improved the information gained per day at sea but otherwise the PPS method proved not to be as statistically efficient as had been hoped mainly because catch and effort by the NE coast fleet were not accurately foretold by historical data.

In 1835 two ships were added to the HBC's coast fleet.

Nearing Cape St Vincent on the Portuguese coast, the fleet split into two sections as ordered by Raleigh.

On campaign, following the assembly of the various squadrons at fortified bases (aplēkta) along the coast, the fleet consisted of the main body, composed of the oared warships, and the baggage train (touldon) of sailing vessels and oared transports, which would be sent away in the event of battle.

It's a holy moment in Icelandic history, but Guðni has pointed out that there was much internal dissension on the Icelandic side, and that the "fishing disputes were not wars in the proper sense of the word — had the Royal Navy been allowed to use the weapons at its disposal, the tiny Icelandic coast-guard fleet could have been immobilized in a matter of days".

The garlic from China traveled on a tanker that probably fueled in South America, sailed across the Pacific to China, loaded up and sailed back another 7500 miles to the West Coast, where fleets of large trucks disseminated the garlic, trailing clouds of vehicle emissions; we're talking 4.5 million pounds of pollutants every year from that total journey.

Ships were seen taking soundings off the coast and a fleet of small boats was located near Deir el Belah.

After merging, the new company held a near monopoly in regard to shipping on the south coast, and their fleet visited every significant port between Sydney and the border of Victoria.

Around the disputed islands in the East China Sea, called the Diaoyu by the Chinese and the Senkaku by the Japanese, a large flotilla of Chinese patrol boats was being monitored Friday by about half of Japan's fleet of coast guard cutters, the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun reported.

Contending with fluky conditions off the northeastern coast of Brazil, the fleet was approaching the doldrums en route to Fort Lauderdale, Fla ."The trick is to figure out if there will be more wind on the beach or offshore," said Paul Cayard, skipper of EF Language, which is third as Silk Cut led second-place Chessie Racing by 12.8 nautical miles.