Sentence examples for lost crew from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hu spoke after Mr. Jiang, according to the reports, expressing his own grief and praising the spirit of the lost crew.

And so, using the superb Encyclopaedia Titanica website, records of the Titanic Relief Fund, and the city's heritage collection, I set about collecting stories of Southampton's lost crew and their families.

Over the couple dozen hours I've spent on my current adventure, I've made horrible deals with cunning people, lost crew members on woefully unprepared expeditions, and have generally huddled before my monitor waiting for the next calamity.

One of the wilder theories was that some kind of paranormal event had happened aboard their catamaran and inevitably, comparisons were made to the lost crew of another "ghost" ship, the Mary Celeste.

The book, "Brotherhood," by Rick Boyko, who was then chief creative officer at Ogilvy & Mather but has since left the firm, includes photographs of firefighters, their gear and all 70 fire stations that lost crew members that day.

One such vessel from Maryland has routinely lost crew members thanks to an owner who screams and who has a wife known as a "microbiology fetishist" for her obsession about germs on countertops.

The conference has become a bad-luck ship, losing crew members and passengers left and right.

It's tough because you must control both walker interior and warzone exterior, and it's tough because your walker can lose crew, limbs and even have it's small windshield cracked, so obscuring your view still further.

He had finally won the Boat Race with Cambridge in 2007 after being in the losing crew three times (2003, 2005 & 2006).

Not one word about flying, flak, losing crew members, friends, what he faced every time he climbed into that plexiglass bubble under the nose of the plane, knowing there was no way out for him if they were hit.

Team New Zealand lost 30 crew members to rival teams when the big money came calling.