Get moving, fleet-footed Achilles.
Driving the acquisition is a flurry of news over the past few months as carmakers have committed to moving their fleets to full or hybrid-electric drive trains.
Admiral Destouches, who arrived in Newport, Rhode Island in July 1780 with a fleet transporting 5,500 soldiers, was encouraged by Washington and French Lieutenant General Rochambeau to move his fleet south, and launch a joint land-naval attack on Arnold's troops.
Which commentators ever moved so fleet of foot as these?
And the trolley barns languished for years after Mayor Purcell moved a fleet of city vehicles that were stored there to another site.
Peru has moved a fleet of MI-17 helicopters from its border with Ecuador to its Colombian frontier in recent months.
He moved the fleet there; the flag was hoisted on January 26 and the formalities of government begun on February 7. Sydney Cove, the focus of settlement, was deep within Port Jackson, on the southern side; around it was to grow the city of Sydney.
I should say here that I am no stranger to innovative approaches to advertising, having pioneered the use of towable signboards in Oneonta back in the Nixon years, when I moved a fleet of thirty around town with a Dodge Dart, wearing a suit that today would be found comic.
The decision to move the fleet to war stations on 28 July, a week before the German entry into Belgium, was a further potentially escalating step, for this measure, together with official assurances to France, encouraged the policy-makers in St Petersburg to believe that Britain would not shrink from supporting them in the event of a Russian war against Austria-Hungary in the east.
Teach moved his fleet, and the captured ships, to within about five or six leagues from land.
They returned to Botany Bay on the evening of 23 January, when Phillip gave orders to move the fleet to Sydney Cove the next morning, 24 January.
