Sentence examples for opened a fleet of from inspiring English sources

Large white mouths opened, a fleet of Studebaker hoods.

He could afford a fleet of them.

"Hopscotch" is, of course, the logical nightmare of an opera that opened Halloween day with a fleet of stretch limousines coursing through downtown, Elysian Park and Boyle Heights.

HAMBURG, Germany — Hangar doors slid open to reveal a fleet of white Mercedes-Benz vehicles arrayed on a rain-slicked runway.

Or in my Sydney hotel at dawn, opening my curtains to see a fleet of hot-air balloons drift past.

But last year, when Lincoln Mercury announced a multiyear partnership with the United States Tennis Association to make Lincoln the official vehicle of the U.S. Open, it meant that a fleet of 101 Lincolns would be used to chauffeur players and V.I.P.'s to and from the site and that a smaller collection of cars would be showcased on the grounds.

During the Broadway run of the play "Animal Crackers," Margaret Dumont, the eternal dowager, once opened Captain Spaulding's trunk and a fleet of Grouchos emerged, all stagehands and musicians with the greasepaint mustache and cigar.

Now the action is moving to Kennedy Airport, where a fleet of worthwhile options will open in May as part of a $28 million revamping of Delta's food service in Terminal 4 by SSP America.

We have introduced a bi-objective covering tour model with stochastic demand where the two objectives are given by (i) cost (opening cost for distribution centers plus routing cost for a fleet of vehicles) and (ii) expected uncovered demand, respectively.

We formulate a bi-objective covering tour model with stochastic demand where the two objectives are given by (i) cost (opening cost for distribution centers plus routing cost for a fleet of vehicles) and (ii) expected uncovered demand.

The curtain opens to a view of a nondescript sea in the background with a fleet of mini-Mayflower ships bobbing on the waves.