Sentence examples for former tanker from inspiring English sources

Four years after the former tanker driver scooped £45m on the EuroMillions lottery, and over two decades after the old club were liquidated with debts of £330,000, Newport County AFC will this weekend return to the Football League.

Walt Darran, chairman of the advocacy group Associated Aerial Firefighters and a former tanker pilot, said the problems stem from a lack of leadership.

The gruff former tanker was not a fan of PowerPoint, so he asked me to put together photos of Afghanistan that I had taken on multiple trips to the country since 1995, when I first interviewed the Taliban, an organization virtually unknown to the West at the time.

The controversial plan to bring low-cost, offshore labor so close to California shores came under fire as a "slave ship" and "sweatshop on the sea". But Roger Green, an entrepreneur, and David Cook, a former tanker captain who had gone into technology, said they were simply trying to help American businesses.

A 68-year-old former oil tanker moored in Red Hook, Brooklyn, has been transformed into the set for an opera, “Il Tabarro,” by Puccini.

A 69-year-old former oil tanker moored in the company's container port in Red Hook, Brooklyn, has been transformed into the set for an opera, "Il Tabarro," by Puccini.

The barge, a 260-foot former oil tanker with three decks, will offer cabins of 190 to 208 square feet, all with twin beds, a night table, wardrobe, safe, and a separate sitting room with sofa, armchair and a writing table.

Three other tankers pumped cooking oil.

Captain Hazelwood, the former skipper of the tanker Exxon Valdez, spent the day loading up a truck with abandoned auto parts and assorted junk thrown along the roadsides of Anchorage.

Over the past two years in particular, Pyongyang has sent officials from its Foreign Ministry to hold meetings with Americans — usually former diplomats and think-tankers — in neutral places such as Geneva, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

However, Ponta said Basescu, the former captain of an oil tanker, "could not accept he did not have majority in parliament and he constantly tried to delay the decisions of the government, attack the government.