Sentence examples for coastguard itself from inspiring English sources
She tried whalers and oil companies, the coastguard itself, then got through to General John Schaeffer, adjutant general of the Alaska national guard.
"We are alone and we have no one to help us," a migrant woman told officials by radio after the ship was asked to identify itself, coastguard spokesman Filippo Marini told an Italian radio station.
On the head itself is a H. M. Coastguard radio relay station, a nature reserve and a triangulation pillar, shown on Ordnance Survey maps as 36 metres above sea level.
None of the stories confronts that sense of change as squarely as "England" itself, in which a bucolic but practical coastguard called Kenneth Black rescues a black comedian from Yorkshire marooned at dawn in the middle of Exmoor.
Most dramatically, on April 17th the coastguard announced that it is wresting control of Deepwater from the contractors, while the contract itself is being investigated by the Justice Department.
They alerted the coastguard.
Volunteer Coastguard Port Isaac Coastguard Rescue Team.
14 July 2011: coastguard centres.
Swimmers and the coastguard are out.
New coastguard stations serve a similar purpose.
Navies and coastguard patrols are small.
