Sentence examples for fleet out of from inspiring English sources

That could put a tenth or more of the Gulf fleet out of business.

That month, Charles de Gaulle announced that he was pulling the French fleet out of NATO command.

There Leahy's chief task was to stiffen French resistance to German pressure and to keep the French fleet out of German hands.

This attack, which put a large part of the U.S. Pacific fleet out of action, cost the Japanese forces only minor losses.

The company that runs Stewart International Airport, in New Windsor, N.Y., has announced that General Electric will operate its corporate air fleet out of the airport.

The 98-seat jets usually sit idle at weekends, but the unprecedented move also comes a week after BA warned it could pull its fleet out of London City [paywall] if landing charges were raised.

But some cabbies said they felt unfairly demonized when the taxi commission announced that more than 30,000 drivers — about three-quarters of the city's fleet — improperly used the out-of-city rate at least once.

Aside from its unionized workforce, analysts, bankers and restructuring experts have said that a fleet of inefficient and out-of-date factories has also eaten up costs.

We thought all we needed to do was chase foreign fleets out of U.S. waters and give Americans alone access to these waters.

On 21 October 1805, the Franco-Spanish fleet came out of port, and Nelson's fleet engaged them at the Battle of Trafalgar.

These workers operate a fleet of out-dated, decrepit trucks because it is all they can afford on their meager wages.