Sentence examples for off the submarine from inspiring English sources

The new chief would need to move quickly to streamline the company, probably selling off the submarine cable and enterprise businesses, and — above all — to implement rapidly whatever restructuring plan is needed.

The consortium has cut off the submarine's mangled forward section, which officials feared might contain unexploded torpedoes and jeopardize the lifting.

It was not clear how many civilians were in the control room, but officials said it was likely that all 16 civilians aboard would have been there for a drill designed to show off the submarine's abilities.

The ship was fitted with a Type 119 ASDIC set to detect submarines through sound waves beamed into the water that would reflect off the submarine.

Waddle decided that it would be safer to stand off the submarine from the group of survivors and wait for assistance to arrive.

Coleman said, "The whole make-up process was reversed as they would damp us down in the morning and rub my mascara off!" For the shots of the submarine in the ocean, a model was used.

Only days before the sinking of a Japanese trawler off Pearl Harbor, the captain of the submarine Greeneville canceled a longer training exercise as unnecessary.

Another recent report from the Department of Defence threw up questions about the future of the state's defence manufacturing industry and reports that the federal government was considering buying "off the shelf" submarines from Japan instead of sourcing them locally from the Australian Submarine Corporation, which built the Collins Class submarines, have added to the state's fears.

As U-862 did not find any worthwhile targets off New Zealand, the submarine's commander planned to return to Australian waters in January 1945 and operate to the north of Sydney.

Or, he said, some unknown chain of events could have set off an explosion aboard the submarine.

Officials believe that a small explosion within the submarine set off two huge blasts from its onboard munitions.