Sentence examples for for a shipbuilding from inspiring English sources

Sitting on a low stool, between two space heaters, Rowan was custom-carving a contemporary totem pole for a shipbuilding company in Ketchikan: the log, which was almost finished, included images of a sea lion and an ant.

As the 8,000-tonne 8,000-tonne of the HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier eased into the Clyde it was not just another day for a shipbuilding industry that has seen countless vessels launched in Glasgow over the centuries.

Big naval vessels don't fit with the Pentagon's new priority of stealthy, flexible war machines now both companies will have to compete for a shipbuilding budget that's expected to decrease from $12.0 billion in 2001 to $8.2 billion in 2003.

In 1969 Bucklew retired as a Captain and worked as a consultant for a shipbuilding company in the private sector.

Last month, a top editor at the country's largest newspaper, the Chosun Ilbo, resigned after it emerged that he had gone on a lavish trip to Italy paid for by a shipbuilding company.

The liveliness is indicative of a community known as much for its independent spirit as for its history as a shipbuilding center and trade port.

"Shipyards are busy now, but if steel prices go up, barge customers may postpone buying," worried Danny Irby, vice president for production at Jeffboat, a shipbuilding company in Jeffersonville, Ind.

Peter had got the idea for his reforms and his new capital during his travels through Europe, when he worked for a time in a shipbuilding yard in Amsterdam.

This paper describes the communication network of a personal data assistant (PDA) as a wireless teaching pendant for a mobile shipbuilding welding robot with embedded controller system that welds and moves autonomously inside the double hull structure of a ship.

Cyprus was once famous for its extensive forests, but the demand for timber for shipbuilding by successive conquerors from the 7th century bc onward and extensive felling for building and for fuel have cleared most of them.

As McKinley's assistant secretary of the Navy, he had pushed for a program of shipbuilding, which he continued as president.