Sentence examples for fleet called from inspiring English sources
MSF hires the boat from a merchant fleet called Bourbon, which employs the boat's Ukrainian officers and Filipino seamen.
In 2005, its Pacific fleet called in British experts to help rescue the crew of a mini sub that spent three days underwater trapped in fishing nets.
To honour his dead wife's memory, Onedin added a steamship to his fleet called the Anne Onedin and then allowed Kate Nelligan (as a coal-merchant's eligible daughter) and Caroline Harris (as a 20-something worldly wise widow) to vie for his affections.
Its corresponding optimal fleet calling frequencies in the year 2018, after improvement, is shown in Table 16.
The optimal fleet calling frequencies in year 2018 reported by SOS Allocator is displayed in Table 14, classified by ship and trade area.
Our assessment of potential demand for LNG as a bunker fuel is based on current bunkering volumes, the composition of the fleet calling at a given port, and a review of the literature on potential future demand for LNG.
A "purse seine" is a type of net used by industrial fishing fleets, called this because of the way it draws closed around a school of fish in the manner of an old-fashioned purse cinching up around a pile of coins.
Cruise: To book a sailing on the M.S. Midnatsol or another ship in Hurtigruten's Norwegian fleet, call (800) 323-7436 or go to www.hurtigruten.us.us
In February, the whaling fleet was called back to port early with just one-fifth of its planned catch following clashes with activists.
When the maharajah of Patiala eloped with a fishing fleet girl called Florrie Bryan, she was spurned by both English and Indian society and her son was poisoned.
The new governor, who for the moment retains his post as fleet commander, called the American reports "a New Year's joke" and said the Baltic region would remain a nuclear-free zone.
