Sentence examples similar to making crew from inspiring English sources

Four men were thrown off a flight because their Muslim appearance made crew feel "uneasy", it is alleged.

Deep explorers always use spheres to make crew compartments because that geometry best resists the crushing force.

Before Hollywood made crew cuts and set shots of local basketball here national lore, Plump had always been somewhat of an icon.

Some flight attendants make "crew juice": a cocktail of leftover alcohol slops to drink on the bus from the airport to the hotel.

Though there are several other freelancer marketplaces, including services like Elance (now merged with oDesk) or Freelancer.com, for instance, what makes Crew different is its high bar in vetting quality developers and designers.

The FAA made Crew Resource Training mandatory in the aftermath of the accident.

The addition of the second docking port made crew handovers and station resupply by unmanned Progress freighters possible for the first time.

That e-mail, released by one of his daughters hoping to get publicity for a book she is translating, has made Crews a hugely popular folk hero in Britain.

Mr. Brooks then writes: That e-mail, released by one of his daughters hoping to get publicity for a book she is translating, has made Crews a hugely popular folk hero in Britain.

In response Republican Governor Nathan Deal started an experiment where he made crews of unemployed probationers available for farmers to hire to replace the migrant workers.

This solved problems dealing with the crew's claustrophobia and the intake of gasses originating from the engine found in the FT, and made crewing the tank much more ergonomic.