Sentence examples for drive ships from inspiring English sources
To generate electricity, to drive ships.
The industrial revolution began in the West in the late 18th century thanks primarily to the efforts of British engineers and entrepreneurs who sought to exploit the energy from the country's abundant coal stocks and use it to harness the power of steam to drive ships, trains and machines in factories.
Instead of a propulsion shaft connecting the two, the all-electric drive being tested uses the ship's engines (turbine or diesel) to burn fossil fuels to generate electricity, which is then routed down thick cables to an electric motor that drives its propellers.The idea of using electricity to drive ships is not new.
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Four main turbines drive ship and Diesel engines which are half a deck above.
That's because a lack of supply will drive shipping costs up.
Just like when users restore files from their backups, they can opt to download it directly or get a USB drive shipped to their door.
Thereafter, Abhishake simply arranged to have a new hard drive shipped to my home, by Tuesday, the latest, he promised; and, to have a technician visit my home to install the hard drive, by Wednesday, the latest, again, he promised.
My parent's [sic] house in Lowestoft directly faced the sea, and my life as a child was coloured by the fierce storms that sometimes drove ships on to our coast and ate away whole stretches of the neighbouring cliffs.
Search operations resumed Wednesday after strong gales and heavy swells grounded aircraft and drove ships away.
As far as danger is concerned: I have driven ships around the world doing some fairly hairy stunts, and I have always brought everyone back in one piece.
