Sentence examples for of its ship from inspiring English sources

South Korea and the United States have blamed a North Korean torpedo attack for the sinking of its ship, the Cheonan, which killed 46 sailors.

On this trip, Deep Marine Technology Inc. of Houston, which carries out underwater work for oil companies, offered the use of its ship, equipment and crew.

This is one step down the ethical ladder from Exxon's infamous attempt to unload full responsibility for the Exxon Valdez disaster on the captain of its ship (who doubtless bore the largest share of responsibility, but not the entire burden).

The Obama administration, however, has steadfastly supported Mr. Lee in his dealings with Kim Jong-il, the North Korean leader, helping South Korea with an investigation of the sinking of its ship, the Cheonan, and staging naval exercises in the Yellow Sea to deter the North.

It tracks the expedition from its optimistic beginnings through the crushing of its ship Endurance in the polar ice, establishing camp on an ice floe, launching the salvaged lifeboats and paddling to an uninhabited island, all the while enduring the cold and a crippling lack of food and clothing.

Ghana's court representative, Ebenezer Appreku, has asked for Argentina's application for the release of its ship to be rejected, pointing out that the vessel's detention arose from a court order in Ghana concerning a commercial contractual dispute between NML Capital and Argentina that did not involve the Ghana government.

Usually it is required to pay the charge of its shipping to return it.

The British East India Company was almost strangled at birth when it lost several of its ships in a storm.

But Germany, which has opposed military intervention in the Libya crisis, said it was withdrawing four of its ships in the Mediterranean from NATO command.

Triton was an attempt to give the Navy a reliable cruise missile that it could launch off of its ships.

North Korea responded by reiterating that it would consider any search of its ships to be an act of war.