Sentence examples for end of a ship from inspiring English sources

In 1890 he conceived that wireless waves could aid in ship-to-ship communication and by 1895 succeeded in transmitting radio signals from one end of a ship to the other.

The goodbye was signaled by three short, mournful blasts from the Queen Elizabeth 2's whistles — "I'm moving astern" — as the ship backed out, streaming a 39-foot-long red paying-off pennant — a foot for each year at sea — a tradition marking the end of a ship's commission.

Part of your job as a founder is effectively to be like the front end of a ship and deflect as many of the waves as possible to create as steady a state as you can through something that is inherently turbulent".

As examples of ends, he cites health as the end of medicine, a ship as the end of shipbuilding, and victory as the end of generalship; these ends are products separate from the respective activities (1094a5-10).

An aluminum moon floats at the end of an empty shipping container while multicolored lights swirl around it, amplifying and diminishing the craters and textures that mark its surface.

The accurate quantification of all the material streams of an end-of-life ship is needed for planning the ship recycling process with better resource allocation and waste management strategies, especially in light of the Hong Kong convention and the new EU regulation on ship recycling.

Coast Guard and immigration officials ended a search of a ship's cargo today for stowaways after failing to find the source of a mysterious pounding sound.

Its images were accompanied by cockney music-hall songs, a technique he replicated in Bow Bells (1953), an evocation of his own East End childhood – a ship gliding down the Thames, Billingsgate fish market, terraced houses, allotments, rubbish-strewn streets and gasworks.

Ms. Mrongovius, originally from Melbourne, Australia, has taken over the very front end of the ship, hanging a thick, floor-to-ceiling red curtain to make a room and requiring visitors to ring a bell before entering.

Having tried to paint an end-to-end view of a cruise ship at Pier 57 on the West Side of Manhattan, but unable to organize the image within his field of vision, Mr. Morley realized he could just overlay a grid onto a postcard of a cruise ship.

Dismantling end-of-life ships in an environmentally sound and safe manner is of great concern as well as being a major challenge nowadays.