Sentence examples for factory vessels from inspiring English sources

After 1926, when seagoing factory vessels were introduced, the population plummeted, and by the early seventies only a few hundred remained.

Most factory vessels are not working on Russian or European flags, but flying flags of convenience.

Modern fishing vessels include fishing trawlers with a small crew, stern trawlers, purse seiners, long-line factory vessels, and large factory ships which are designed to stay at sea for weeks, processing and freezing great quantities of fish.

[It's not like we were] holding a guitar, going: 'But is this really a guitar?'" The trio's creative exploration extends to their visual presentation: they shot their album sleeve, an optical-illusive tangle of their limbs, with photographer Charlotte Rutherford and collagist Louise Mason at their "pop factory", Vessel Studio, where they also shoot their videos.

The scene with Paul Watson's crew throwing "stinky butter" at the whalers refers to Watson and his crew's practice of throwing stink bombs containing butyric acid, an acid found in rancid butter and cheese, at Japanese whaling vessels, including the factory vessel, the Nisshin Maru.

In his 84 rooms, he displayed his own paintings as well as his factory's vessels and windows.

The church has mostly played the role of enthusiastic accomplice: Orthodox priests sprinkled holy water on nuclear warheads and blessed military factories, navy vessels and army aeroplanes while mugging for cameras.

In a meeting with leaders, he congratulated the party leaders and handed over the keys and ownership documents to his fish processing factories and vessels in Vietnamese waters, Geike says.

The conservation group says it'd been surveying the area for five weeks before it located the factory whaling vessel with a dead minke whale on its deck.

And while no one argues that Antarctic krill are currently threatened or overfished, scientists and environmental groups fear that as more companies deploy more vessels — especially huge factory ships — fishing and climate change could prove a double blow to krill and the delicate Antarctic food web that depends on them.

Over time, Cutler envisions a factory that can prefabricate these vessels and ship them to where they are needed.