Sentence examples for is being outfitted from inspiring English sources

The plane's cockpit is being outfitted with electronics, crew seats and windows from the 747s.

The new location, literally on top of San Francisco Bay, is being outfitted with scientific instruments like an oceanographic ship, measuring the height and direction of tides, pollutants in the air and the ever-changing weather.

There was a marvellous scene when a scratchy and unhappy Prince Philip, played by Matt Smith, is being outfitted in another ridiculous military uniform before being dispatched on a royal tour of the Commonwealth in 1954.

At the Reyes mansion, once Nancy - who is now very close to her due date - sees that the house is being outfitted with a birthing room, and she's pretty much a prisoner, she reaches out to the one person who will always save her - Andy.

The oil would travel through pipes up to another rig, the Q4000, which is being outfitted with processing equipment, including a device called an EverGreen burner that can burn both gas and oil.

In perhaps the strongest sign of permanence, the guards' huts are being outfitted with indoor plumbing.

Front-line workers there are being outfitted with radios, and the company is installing scanners around its system to let it track bags more closely.

While the research ship was being outfitted in San Francisco, Sylvia continued with her manifold activities, taking the whale film to the Soviet Union and then to Hong Kong and China, where she met Mme.

When Benanav is planning his trip, he remembers an interview in which Wilfred Thesiger, the great British explorer, scoffed at news that a biologist's African trek was being outfitted with a satellite phone: "Well, you see, that wrecks it!

Afterward, we detoured to the other side of the harbor and past a replica of the Matthew -- the ship Cabot sailed to North America -- which was being outfitted as a floating museum.

In January 1942, he joined the submarine Trigger as it was being outfitted in Mare Island, Calif., and served on it until May 1944, rising to executive officer, the second in command.