Sentence examples for ocean-going ship from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Viking has extended its offering with its first ocean-going ship, Viking Star.

The most thorough reference book for potential passengers is the annual Berlitz Guide to Cruising & Cruise Ships, which reviews nearly every ocean-going ship in the world.

When a nice man offered us a trip on his boat up the harbour to pick up the pilot off an ocean-going ship, off we went for 20 minutes, chugging round the harbour.

He had many nice things to say about Ruby Dill, his kindergarten teacher in 1922, and he recalled an especially harrowing piloting assignment, which required him to bring an enormous ocean-going ship into the East River from Long Island Sound by "bending it around North Brother Island".

West Lianga briefly had the distinction of being the fastest-launched and fastest-completed ocean-going ship in the world.

It is the first ocean-going ship built entirely by African Americans, and a proud chapter in a centuries-old shipbuilding tradition along the lower Delaware.

Meanwhile, the construction of ocean-going ships was banned.

Ballast water from ocean-going ships has been a source of invasive species, and environmental groups have proposed closing the seaway unless strict ballast-treatment regulations are imposed.

But the museum commission awoke memories of sketching Captain Haddock when he was a small boy and of doodling the ocean-going ships that fill the Tintin albums.

Ocean-going ships have had tracking since the 1980s – the limitation is not technology, but a lack of legislation requiring it.

The barges collect containers up and down the river, then sail to the mouth of the delta and load the big boxes directly onto ocean-going ships.