Sentence examples for moving ships from inspiring English sources

A number of species are attracted by moving ships and often accompany them, leaping alongside and sometimes riding the waves created by the ships' bows.

Without free access to Turkey, war plans are having to be revamped, and the Pentagon has already begun moving ships from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea.

(The man who advocated moving ships toward the Persian Gulf to deter an invasion was Paul Wolfowitz, then under secretary of defense).

Half-day transits can actually take much longer; a ship scheduled to return at 12 30 may not do so until 3 30 or 4 because of canal traffic and the intricacies of moving ships through the canal's locks.

But by moving ships and submarines to Guam, the Pentagon cuts "the tyranny of distance," trimming five days off a Pacific crossing from Hawaii, said Richard Halloran, a military analyst based in Hawaii.

But not before he takes the Queen Mary 2 out this morning for an overnight invitational cruise, out of the harbor he brought it into yesterday, the harbor where his father and great-grandfather were pilots before him, the harbor where he has climbed onto "probably over 8,000 ships," the harbor where he has had only one close call boarding moving ships on rope ladders.

But until recently, he had never performed on a moving ship.

They then punch a warhead, weighing as much as 200kg (440lbs), into a moving ship with devastating consequences.Despite all this, missile defences can be effective.

I always remember a shot of Keaton on the moving ship with his strange deadpan face not really registering all the terrible things that are happening to him.

A great idea, save one thing: it has been thought that the noise of a moving ship would scare away schools of fish, skewing the results.

Anyone who has observed the waves behind a moving ship will know that they are confined to a V-shaped area of the water's surface, with the ship at its apex.