Sentence examples for dispatching ocean from inspiring English sources

To those who quibble about defending our tradition it should be pointed out that we had lots of other traditions in 1912 that we have dispensed of since, such as forbidding women to vote and dispatching ocean liners without the requisite number of lifeboats.

Many ship owners were reluctant to dispatch ocean-going vessels along a "locked cul-de-sac" at a maximum speed of 6 knot.

Australia took the lead in search efforts in the southern Indian Ocean, dispatching surveillance and transport aircraft.

Ten Belgian journalists followed her movements and sent dispatches across the ocean.

As a result, only a small amount of CO2 was dispatched to the ocean floor.The problem lay with the species of phytoplankton in the bloom.

After the Japanese tsunami in 2011, a fishing boat turned up off the coast of the western US – the Navy used it as gun target practice, dispatching it to the ocean floor.

The Pentagon's Central Command, which is responsible for operations from the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, recently dispatched a small contingent of officers to Somalia, asking local warlords there what they knew about Al Qaeda operations in the chaos of that lawless country.

The presence of these ships was taken to indicate that a raiding force had possibly been dispatched into the Indian Ocean.

If it was up to them all politicians would be exiled and dispatched to an island in the middle of the ocean somewhere where they couldn't do any harm.

On 15 August 1914 she formed part of the ocean escort for the New Zealand forces which was dispatched to occupy German Samoa (now Samoa).

According to the report, one of the pilots dispatched to investigate the object reported seeing a disturbance in the otherwise calm ocean.