Sentence examples for make the vessels from inspiring English sources

The myths surrounding the Franklin expedition have helped make the vessels among the most sought-after prizes in marine archaeology.

Those requirements, part of the Jones Act of 1920, make the vessels much more expensive to build and operate than foreign ships, analysts say, which are also more readily available.

(2) The cullet used to make the vessels was acquired from two different traditions, from more than one source, and was mixed together (for examples of ancient Hellenistic cullet see [8: p. 51, 10, 49]), possibly as a result of recycling [10: p. 284, 15: pp. 95 96, 28: pp. 771 772].

The yacht was named A in order to make the vessel appear first on shipping registries.

Probably of Celtic make, the vessel is intact, making it doubly rare.

These areas of scar tissue make the vessel walls less elastic, with one consequence being an increase in blood pressure.

The ship is suggested by an outer wall of black steel and an inner wall of rusty brown quadrangles, which make the vessel seem like an oil tanker.

The Swedes insist that this will not make the vessel vulnerable to hacker attacks, although the navy will not be drawn on the potential for the system - armed with hi-tech cannon and missiles - to crash.

Shackleton asked the expedition's carpenter, Harry McNish, if he could make the vessel more seaworthy.

To make the vessel more seaworthy a 30 feet funnel shaped smokestack was placed over the smoke outlet while taller fresh air vents were installed.

It was a question of poor circulation, of the cold making the vessels constrict and cutting off the blood supply.