Sentence examples for fleet group from inspiring English sources

The mixed fleet group operates on long-haul and short-haul flights from Britain's biggest airport.

But the Irish's 18-year-old freshman quarterback, Matt LoVecchio, from Franklin Lakes, N.J., was harassed all night by a fleet group of Beavers who were able to sidestep the bulky front line of Notre Dame.

But once the conservancy had access to what was essentially its own private commercial fishing fleet, the group decided to put the boats back to work and set up a collaborative model for sustainable fishing.

Admiral, the title and rank of a senior naval officer, often referred to as a flag officer, who commands a fleet or group of ships of a navy or who holds an important naval post on shore.

McCaw pushed the hardware maker Motorola to improve the voice quality and repositioned the service from taxi fleets to groups of workers.

It was a return to the formula: McCaw pushed hardware maker Motorola to improve the voice quality and repositioned the service from taxi fleets to groups of workers.

On one occasion, Hitler visited Naples to review the Italian fleet, and a group of five journalists, including Porry-Pastorel, were sent on the 24-hour trip.

To achieve this target the city will continue with EV trials and to increase the share of EVs in the Greater London Area (GLA) group fleet.

On 8 January 1780 ships from Rodney's fleet spotted a group of sails.

The "corncob" fleet was the group of ships intended to be sunk to form the "gooseberries", shallow-water artificial harbors for landing craft.

These officers of the Athenian fleet formed a group of conspirators, but were met with opposition from the majority of the soldiers and sailors; these were eventually calmed down "by the advantageous prospect of the pay from the king".