Sentence examples for made ship from inspiring English sources

After posting losses for more than five years, as well as higher costs and accounting errors, Manganese Bronze, which made ship propellers in the 19th century, entered into administration, the British equivalent of bankruptcy, in October.

She quickly selected the "beautifully made" Ship's Lamp by Erik Magnussen for Stelton.

We bought a company [that made ship doors]– RAYMOND: I'll tell her– RONALD:Will you be quiet for a second?

It was developed as a careening station - where British ships were brought to have barnacles scraped away and generally made ship-shape.

A "coastal/global" program will include stand-alone deep-water data-gathering stations far offshore, mostly in the higher latitudes of the Atlantic and Pacific, where cold, rough conditions have made ship-based oceanography difficult.

The Van Gogh museum has been renovated and reopens in May, the National Maritime Museum has been made ship-shape and the new EYE Film Institute Netherlands has opened in a futuristic building in the Overhoeks neighbourhood.

Established in 1884 by Rinaldo Piaggio, the company has made ships, aeroplanes and helicopters over the years.

Government brought close to death the companies that once made ships, planes, trains, cars, computers, gas, water, electricity and telecommunications.

And though navigation, along with flood control, gets priority for releases of water from dams, the unpredictable river levels have made shipping contracts riskier.

The company made ships in South Korea, microwave ovens in France, fertilisers in Vietnam and cars at home, in India and in Eastern Europe.

The turnpike attracted business from the New England states, made shipping easier for the county's farmers, and improved shipping from New York City.