Sentence examples for fleets through from inspiring English sources

Britain and France, as allies of Ottoman Turkey, did send their fleets through the straits to attack Russia during the Crimean War (1853 56).

Yet however much they may chomp at the bit for market share, the newcomers are still dwarfed by the region's classic network airlines, which operate large fleets through connecting hubs to far-flung destinations.

WNA says that regulators and operators have learned the lessons of Fukushima by putting their reactor fleets through safety reviews and "stress tests".

G.E. Engine Services will maintain the Southwest fleet through 2012.

"We've added 300 barges to our fleet through acquisitions," said Tim Light, AEP's senior vice president for fuel, emissions and logistics.

It participates in processing, ground operation, and training activities for the U.S. space shuttle fleet through United Space Alliance, a joint venture with Lockheed Martin Corporation.

The complaints have raised hackles in Dubai, where Emirates dismisses claims that it has received any competitive advantage from state-subsidized loans, saying it has financed only 20 percent of its fleet through export credits.

When the Navy put a Pacific fleet through maneuvers on a $12 million cocktail of biofuels this summer, it proved that warships could actually operate on diesel from algae or chicken fat.

Meanwhile, Kurita brought his battered but still formidable fleet through to Leyte, where he found only the small escort carriers and destroyers of Rear Adm. Clifton Sprague supporting the landing operations.

Boston-based Fleet, through the newly created Fleet Development Ventures, the bank's equity investment unit, will provide $500 million for housing developers to build properties that qualify for low-income housing tax credits.

Leg 1 will be remembered for many things: a brutal first-week bash to windward across the Bay of Biscay, Illbruck's impressive performance in leading the fleet through the doldrums and into the South Atlantic tradewinds, and Dalton's mighty charge off the tiny island of Trinidade, where the 7,350 nautical-mile race basically restarted with 2,600 miles to go.