Sentence examples for help crews from inspiring English sources

To guard against the catastrophic error, the N.F.L. is putting senior supervisors on the sidelines at games to help crews that might struggle.

Piracy has become so common off the coast of Somalia that the European Union has produced a survival guide to help crews cope with an attack.

With its Trekker backpack, wooded areas can be charted out to help crews look for missing people, as well as allow you to discover the Grand Canyon without ever actually getting on a plane or bus.

Weather forecasts for the week ahead showed a continued drying trend, "which will help crews and reduce the risk of flooding and additional slides," the county said in a statement.

A man on a British Airways flight had to go to hospital after being bitten as he stepped in to help crew members subdue a "violent passenger".

Early in 1969, Mailer had to turn down an invitation to help crew Buckley's schooner on a weeklong sail from Miami to New York: the moon shot and then the mayoral race got in the way.

So much so that the following year Tom Cunliffe persuaded me to help crew his yacht across the north Atlantic from Brighton to Newfoundland by way of Iceland and the Faroes.

He has been sailing the boat for the Sanders brothers in Can One for about 20 years (they help crew), and he consistently finishes near the top of his division.

Carnival is using the CES gadget show in Las Vegas on Wednesday to unveil new concierge technology designed to help crew members anticipate and respond to passengers' needs.

There are tall ships programs that allow you to help crew the ship.

Nike has also helped crews organize their own events and has pushed the use of Instagram, with many crews communicating with hashtags like #bridgethegap and #crewlove.