Sentence examples for fleet right from inspiring English sources
Although advocates for the disabled have contested them on each point, this much is not in dispute: the workhorse of the yellow taxicab fleet right now is the Ford Crown Victoria, which costs about $23,500.
Well, let's not forget Carly Fiorina, who wants to give the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, the silent treatment while exploring her personal brand of brinksmanship: "I would start rebuilding the Sixth Fleet right under his nose, rebuilding the military the missile-defense program in Poland right under his nose," she said at the last Republican debate.
Figure 1 gives an overview of deployment objectives defined for the year 2020 (or 2015 for some exceptions) in total numbers (left) and in percent of the current car fleet (right), which renders comparisons between countries more valid.
We are chasing the Japanese fleet right now, it's pretty rough seas so we are being knocked all over the place.
And if the entire fleet right down to delivery vans could move to just a 9.7 mpg average, UCS says that would save 100 billion gallons of diesel over the next two decades, topping out at 11 billion gallons in 2030 alone.
I get on the bike and my mind is riding the roads of Union Hall, crossing the narrow wooden bridge, opposite the colourful fishing fleet, turning right towards the harbour where the two islands of Adam and Eve guard the entrance.
He also called on Moscow not to violate the terms of an agreement that gives the Russian Black Sea fleet basing rights at Sevastopol until 2042.
Supporters of Brexit said it would give the UK's fishing fleets greater rights over the potential catch, but politicians in favour of remaining argued that the UK would still have to enter tough negotiations over its catch because all of its major fishing grounds are shared with other countries.
The new boat will be the first in the police fleet that can right itself.
But, the Australians did come back, rolling through the fleet to camp right behind the Americans.
Stalin induced Truman and Attlee to consent provisionally to the Soviet Union's demands that it should take one-third of Germany's naval and merchant fleet; have the right to exact reparations from its occupied zones of Germany and of Austria and also from Finland, Hungary, Romania, and even Bulgaria; and should furthermore receive a percentage of reparation from the western-occupied zones.
