Sentence examples for get a ship from inspiring English sources

The Navy estimates that it can get a ship ready for duty in 30 days.

"I've only been on it as it's halfway down and it's very difficult to get a ship that's sinking to stay afloat.

He was met by his travel agent, who told him that no steamers were leaving Bombay for weeks & he would have to go to Madras to get a ship.

Twenty-three nights after leaving London's Reform Club to begin his journey around the world, writer finds himself in Jaipur's Rambagh Palace Hotel in north-central India awaiting elephant transport to the city of Madras where he will get a ship.

Children's programmes from the 1970s that have not been digitised include Tiswas, the Basil Brush Show, Vision On and Southern TV's fun and educational programme How (which ranged from the useful – how to get a ship in a bottle – to the stupid – how can you break an egg with a feather? Drop them at the same time).

The New Yorker, February 12 , 1972P. 32 Twenty-three nights after leaving London's Reform Club to begin his journey around the world, writer finds himself in Jaipur's Rambagh Palace Hotel in north-central India awaiting elephant transport to the city of Madras where he will get a ship.

If you are returning your item via the standard procedure, you will also get a shipping label, and this label will also need to be printed out.

He gets a ship and a crew, and they crisscross the watery planet.

Andy thought he would have a better chance of getting a ship in Charleston, where there was less competition & a fairly steady stream of ships.

In this case, Tristan de Cunha was a lifesaver, but logistically, getting a ship to pick up a boat from an island with no harbor has been the biggest challenge.

"We've got a ship that's going down the river right now that is doing very well, thank you," said Charles R. Shoemate, who has held the position of chief executive for the last 10 years.