Sentence examples for crew properly from inspiring English sources

In order to be able to cue "Evening" 's backstage crew properly, the show's stage manager, shortly after it opened, obtained a script by the use of a tape recorder and a typist.

"The Scurvy Crew properly started on a hash run from Morocco to the south of Spain," he said.

The Cruise Lines International Association adopted 10 rights, including access to backup power, professional emergency medical care; timely information and crews properly trained in emergency and evacuation procedures.

The investigation team told reporters that the aircraft was in sound condition when it took off and all crew members properly certified.

A preliminary investigation by the company found that the lights and gates at the crossing were working at the time of the crash and that the train crew had properly sounded the locomotive horn, he said.

A spokesman for Union Pacific, Tom Lange, said a preliminary investigation by the company found that the lights and gates at the crossing were working at the time of the crash and that the train crew had properly sounded the locomotive horn.

A Union Pacific spokesman, Tom Lange, said the train crew had properly sounded the horn, but witnesses said they heard the horn only a few seconds before impact, and parade participants near the front of the procession said they did not even realize a train was coming.

He had the team restrict themselves to techniques of that era to ensure that the DS9 crew blended properly into the scenes.

So it was only fitting that we get the cast and crew to properly acknowledge their victory with a Jesse Pinkman-esque shout out to their golden lady -- "Emmys bitch!" Enjoy it for yourselves at the top of this video.

The aftermath led to a heightened recognition of the need for crews to properly communicate and interact as a team, known as Crew Resource Management.

The CENIPA report concludes the accident was caused by mistakes made both by air traffic controllers and by the Embraer pilots, whereas the NTSB focuses on the controllers and the ATC system, concluding that both flight crews acted properly but were placed on a collision course by the air traffic controllers.