Sentence examples for old fleet from inspiring English sources

He was old Fleet Street, a drinker, generous, inventive, capricious, and an occasional bully.

Staff filed out, many openly crying now, as Colin behind stayed to bang us out, an old fleet street tradition.

Officials also say they think at least two 727's from the old fleet can be salvaged.

Like print unions in the old Fleet Street, rail unions have kept their members in a fine old style.

Still, the old Fleet Street, a 24/7 bottleneck of newsprint trucks, thundering presses, crowded pubs and all-night cafes, did have a certain something.

Labor cost is the point that the airline led with, but American Airlines also has a pretty old fleet of planes.

Wan tun a bit of privacy, the couple fled with the lads in hot pursuit - we'll cashew!" ("That bit was good," said a hard-bitten old Fleet-Streeter of my acquaintance, "but the bit about how we discuss the readers at editorial meetings was bloody uncanny").

But the gradual introduction of the new car forced teams to maintain old fleets and crews on top of new ones.

Israel's decade-old fleet of 42 Apaches is in almost daily combat use, flying three-hour round-trip sorties to southern Lebanon from carefully camouflaged hangars here.

The Obama administration declined last year to sell 66 new F-16s to Taiwan but did approve $5.3 billion in upgrades to the island's 20-year-old fleet of American-made combat aircraft.

The company acknowledges that the protest could slow delivery of the tankers, which are needed to begin replacing a nearly 50-year-old fleet of cold-war-era refuelers.