Sentence examples for into the crew of from inspiring English sources

Renzetti credited them with breathing "new life" into the crew of the Enterprise while simultaneously trying to kill them.

2016 will be a milestone year for the U.S. military, a year when one of its few remaining gender barriers will be dismantled as four enlisted women become the first to integrate into the crew of a Navy submarine.

In a sweet moment for the former character ― whose family life has consisted only of a covert, forest-bound existence alongside Chief Hopper (David Harbour) over the last year ― Kali welcomes Eleven into the crew of violent outcasts.

The camera assistant was killed and several other workers were injured by a freight train that collided into the crew on the first day of filming in Georgia.

Star Trek Into Darkness The crew of the Enterprise get a load of Benedict Cumberbatch.

In 2008, the organisation launched a secret investigation into embezzlement by the crew of the Nisshin Maru, during which two activists, Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki, intercepted a box containing 23kg of whale meat – worth about ¥350,000 – at a warehouse in Japan that they later presented as evidence.

He ultimately rebels and comes into conflict with the crew of the Enterprise.

"Amistad" is based on the same historical tale as the Steven Spielberg movie: a group of West Africans abducted into slavery revolt against the crew of the Spanish schooner Amistad, only to face trial in New England after the ship runs aground.

The cocaine, weighing about a ton, was tossed into the sea Saturday by the crew of a boat about 180 miles off Colombia's Caribbean coast, the navy said.

"A.C. 5837 O'Hare tower runway two seven right cleared to land," she said in one unpunctuated breath into her radio headset, indicating to the crew of a United Express Embraer 50-seat jet inbound from Appleton, Wis., that the runway, 1.4 miles long and 150 feet wide, was clear.

On orders from Navy Secretary John H. Dalton, the admirals are scrambling to integrate women into the crews of aircraft carriers and destroyers--some of them eventually as skippers.