Sentence examples for convoy use from inspiring English sources

Understand that if you want any item to have full uses again, (Like the Dragonstone) you can put it in the supply convoy, use PWASE to control the enemies, have an enemy take the Dragonstone and give it to a "Spoils enemy" and kill the enemy.. Another way is to give the dragonstone to a Gorgon Egg, have the egg hatch, and then use PWASE again to give it back to the convoy.

Prosecutors say the contractors' convoy used machine guns and grenades in an unprovoked attack.

That convoy used a new automated driving technology called platooning, which connects trucks using Wi-Fi, sensors, GPS and cameras.

Also on Tuesday, the convoy used by the mayor of Baghdad was hit by an improvised explosive device.

On one hand we have simulated the behavior of a convoy leader and a transport unit which is trying to join in the convoy, using Player&Stage.

Musk said that even without convoying using the Tesla Semi instead of a regular diesel truck was already more economical on a cost-per-mile basis, but being able to string these together in a highway-driven train formation would speak volumes to businesses looking for the bottom line benefit.

Imran Khan, head of the ruling party of northern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, said his party would introduce a resolution in parliament to block vital NATO truck convoys used to supply the U.S.-led Afghan war.

For weeks, U.S. and Pakistani officials have been negotiating a new set of transit fees that would pave the way for the reopening of routes that NATO convoys used to ferry fuel and nonlethal supplies from the southern port of Karachi to the Afghan border.

Convoys often use the road, he said.

Meanwhile, Marine combat units remained under constant attack from Iraqi soldiers at Nasiriya, a city that lies near a critical bridge that convoys must use to cross the Euphrates River.

Along Highway 1, the expressway stretching westward past Falluja, shepherds wave at passing American convoys, then use doctored cellphones to detonate 122-millimeter artillery shells fashioned into crude bombs and buried in the median strip or under overpasses.