Sentence examples for good fleet from inspiring English sources

"They have a really good fleet, a lot of long-range A330s and A340s," he said, before excusing himself to watch a Singapore Airlines 747-400 on its final approach.

Generally, this would make a good fleet limousine for rushed knowledge workers but it also makes for a great family crossover.

Well, the thin and light is not a good fleet machine and that's where most sales in the PC world go right now.

If you ask me as a woman, "Hey, I need to recruit for this position," I would immediately be able to come up with a good fleet of candidates that would include women because I happen to know a lot of women.

Good night, fleet prince.

Still, CNG is good for fleet-delivery vehicles and buses.

(See? Fun!) The trailer indicates that he also has a good-looking fleet of ships.

It could be years, decades even, before substantial portions of the UK's heavy goods vehicle fleet would be replaced with the new-style, goldfish-bowl cab.

"These vehicles represent a new level of interior refinement, world-class fit and finish and significantly enhanced driving dynamics". Similarly, and despite significant improvements since hitting bottom in 2009, GM has some work to do before it can regain a good reputation fleet-wide.

The best Presidents — think of Lincoln, or L.B.J. — have been good at both: fleet, sure-footed, and unrelenting.

It was reckoned that in fair weather and good visibility a fleet could destroy an enemy in the capped position in 20 minutes; or, if an enemy of equal strength could be surprised with unanswered fire within effective range for as little as five minutes, he would be demolished with little harm to the victor.