Sentence examples for happy ship from inspiring English sources

The incumbents are not inheriting a happy ship.

"This is a very happy ship and to keep it that way is some achievement".

I'm not sure how happy ship owners are about calling into Arab countries at the moment.

The former sea-captain's salty humour is hard to resist: he must have run a happy ship.

Not a happy ship, then, especially when the passengers aren't allowed off and Captain Grumpy switches the heating off.

People management from top to bottom is "underdeveloped and undervalued" and needs to be "significantly improved" (not a happy ship).

The rolling hills of China's southern Yunnan Province are the birthplace of tea, anthropologists say, and are home today to plantations that turn out thousands of tons of the stuff yearly, which local residents are happy to ship out.

"That's really the background to the Japanese and Vietnamese tie up, yes it gives them an alternative source from China but also gives them a source that's happy to ship them the raw materials rather than ask them to move into their country".

The food in their cafeterias was healthier, their executives were smarter, their workers were happier, the ships that they shipped the cars in were cleaner.

For some reason I felt that if I ran a tight ship – happy, clean children with clean fingernails, contented baby, happy husband who came home to a meal and fresh linen on the bed – everyone would notice and say: "Isn't she amazing?" I soon snapped out of that.

At that profit margin the seller was happy to priority ship to the UK at no extra cost.