Sentence examples for fleet down from inspiring English sources
The glut of new container ships is ending, he notes: the current order book is only 24% of the existing fleet, down from 60% in 2008.
"They'll want to stop our carriers from coming, and they will throw whatever they have in cyber war — everything but the kitchen sink — to blind us, or slow our fleet down," Admiral McVadon, the retired defense attaché, said.
"They'll want to stop our carriers from coming, and they will throw whatever they have in cyber war everything but the kitchen sink to blind us, or slow our fleet down," Admiral McVadon, the retired defense attaché, said.
The Transat Jacques Vabre will take its fleet down the English Channel, then on a winding trans-Atlantic tour before finishing off Salvador da Bahia, Brazil.
GM: Somehow these lovable goofs in Detroit snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with the Chevy Bolt arriving this year (as Wired pointed out, they killed EV1 and sold a mere 80,000 of the hybrid Volt in five years), acquiring Cruise's self-driving technology ingredients and betting $500 million on Lyft doing ground traffic control of the autonomous fleet down the road.
Similar to how GM and Lyft's launch of Express Drive rentals will help the pair lay down infrastructure for an autonomous car fleet down the line, Google is helping shape user behavior that it may or may not decide to capitalize on at a later date with more services of its own.
And the diesel fleet breaks down far too often.
Its fleet is down from 15 in 1998, and creditors are threatening to seize the rest.
And then, to add to an already mysterious situation, the fleet roared down Broadway again at 10 o'clock.
The doomed flagship, which was returning from the Mediterranean after a skirmish with the French fleet, went down on 4 October 1744 after becoming separated from accompanying vessels.
At dawn on June 14 the Spanish fleet bore down off the Giglio Island in a line astern with the galleons and the galleys at the forefront and 8 lagging vessels closing the formation.
