Sentence examples for crew of some from inspiring English sources

Rated as a 44-gun frigate, it ordinarily carried more than 50 guns and a crew of some 450.

It's a motley crew of some of the smartest people on the planet.

Both classes have a crew of some 40 sailors, but the Independence-class vessels have a larger flight deck to accommodate more air assets.

All the while, a proud crew of custodians — some union members, some not — have been cleaning around them, adding a concrete presence to the abstract debate.

Tells of the Chinese crews of some of the ships that ply to the orient that have never set foot on the streets of New York.

The crews of some boats chartered by aid workers refused to sail because they feared capsizing in strong currents.Although it is normal for the seasonal monsoon rains which collect across the border in India to flood about a third of low-lying Bangladesh, this year's floods have been the worst and most prolonged on record.

Having eventually determined that the majority of the crew would, if not actually support a mutiny, at least not oppose it, and that the Temeraires crew would be supported by the ship's marines as well as the crews of some of the other warships in Bantry Bay, they decided to press ahead with their plans.

A blustering all-star crew of rappers, some playing themselves, shuttle in and out of the movie for no more apparent reason than to stretch the movie's pop-cultural net and to parody "8 Mile" (ineptly).

A sea of red baseball caps "Make America Great again" were flooding the motley crew of protestors, some carrying handmade signs.

My son was sixteen at the time Bin Laden's crew of twenty some hijackers, sixteen or so from Saudi Arabia, the rest from Yemen, who trained to fly in America, executed the 9-11 attacks.

While a crew of judges made some potentially questionable choices, many of the photos are good; some even great.