Sentence examples for foreign waters from inspiring English sources

"Rigs are leaving the gulf, and going to foreign waters".

The merger also reflects the desire of drilling contractors to move rigs into lucrative foreign waters.

The right has been extended to merchant ships in foreign waters.

During the upheaval of the Civil War, such was the duality of American naval power and diplomacy in foreign waters.

He referred to the 10 US sailors who were detained overnight in Iran for sailing into foreign waters.

Danish commercial fishing also extends into foreign waters in search of Atlantic cod, Norwegian pout, and North Sea sprat (bristling).

Tracing the flow of virtual water highlights which countries rely heavily on foreign water supplies and to what extent these countries are helping to deplete and pollute water supplies beyond their borders.

By early 2004, F.B.I. scientists had discovered that out of 60 domestic and foreign water samples, only water from Frederick, Md., had the same chemical signature as the water used to grow the mailed anthrax.

The agency is developing separate agreements with two other airlines: Southwest, which flies only domestically (foreign water supplies are a potential source of contamination being investigated) and Delta, which is adopting more stringent measures than other lines.

Sitting on a lonely dock in the Russian port city of Kaliningrad, a load of Stolichnaya and Moskovskaya vodka awaits shipment to bars and liquor stores in the United States and other foreign watering holes because of a trademark dispute between a Russian company and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Let's face it: You're not gonna go seven days on a diet of foreign water and fresh shellfish without losing control of the wheel once or twice.