Sentence examples for make maritime from inspiring English sources

The arrival of the "Three Queens", as the shipping line marks its 175th anniversary, will make maritime history and form a dramatic opening fanfare for the One Magnificent City festival that will run through the summer, showcasing the city's artistic and economic rebirth after the dark days of the 1980s and 90s.

But Canada's new Liberal government has said it intends to double-down its financial commitment to build a new navy and to make maritime patrol a priority, meaning that these missions might become much bigger.

In 1990, Mr. Garber moved to the family home there, where he makes maritime documentaries.

The researchers confirmed that Durkee Marine once made maritime equipment on the island.

Indeed, he was caught up in one of the BBC's disasters, when its first soap opera, Starr & Company, set in a factory making maritime buoys, sank after a few weeks.

"It is definitely an omission," Mr. Stephens said, adding that only "tentative" steps have been taken so far to make the maritime agency's rules applicable to platform spills.

That people ancestral to the Swahili settled on the coast does not alone make them maritime.

The former Yugoslav republics' land borders were decided by demarcation commissions implementing the AVNOJ decisions of 1943 and 1945, but the exact course has not been agreed upon by the successor states, which makes the maritime boundaries' definition difficult; the maritime borders were not defined at all in the time of Yugoslavia.

It even makes a maritime robot — think of it as a tiny submarine — that does ocean surveillance.

Greenberg made his maritime mark in 2010 with his second book, "Four Fish," which discusses commercial fishing and aquaculture through the stories of four fish — cod, salmon, bass, and tuna.

During El Niño, cooler sea water surrounding the IMC makes morning maritime convection and rainfall weaker than normal.