The harvested wood has also been used for construction as well as the refitting of ships that visited the islands, and as firewood for ships during the steamer period.
It's the kind of furtive pleasure in incongruity that often makes the refitting of popular songs for TV commercials more memorable or, at least, less forgettable than the originals.
After the refitting, the ship sailed for the Pacific theater, and arrived in Nouméa on 4 March.
4472 then toured preserved railways and to raise funds for her upcoming overhaul was returned to BR condition with the refitting of the German style smoke deflectors, refitting of the double chimney and repainting of the locomotive into BR Brunswick green.
In addition, part of a separate profitable fisheries programme is being used, in part, to fund the refitting of the whalers' factory ship, the Nisshin Maru, which will enable the fleet to operate for at least another 10 years.
Shortly after Giraud left Malta, Byron drew up for him in his will a bequest of £7,000 ££ in ), almost twice as much as he later lent for refitting the Greek Navy.
like any ideological stance, this one is made to be fussed with, stretched out, sent to the tailor for a refitting.
There are still several trips and at least five thousand brides to go before the Ministry of Transport hands the ship back to the Cunard people for refitting.
When the ships were laid up for refitting (done by the apprentices and crews) at Whitby during the worst months of winter, Cook lived ashore and studied mathematics by night.
The first wave of good tidings came on 28 February with news of an additional $615 million in the 2000-01 budget for refitting university labs and $109 million for a national genomics initiative (Science, 3 March, p. 1569).
