Sentence examples for order to crew from inspiring English sources

"We know, for instance, that we are going to need a significant number of new personnel in the Australian navy in order to crew the new capabilities coming into the navy over the next 10 years," Feeney said.

I gave the bail-out order to my crew.

Here we see him ride around among Krall's guards in order to allow his crew to escape . . .

The hunt was cancelled in order to protect the crew from "continuous obstruction" from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an anti-whaling group, said Yukio Edano, Japan's chief of cabinet.

We found ways to incorporate brands and products organically into the show in order to pay the crew, secure locations and cover our budget.

He issues silent orders to his crew members, who roll trees and staircases into place and manipulate thunder and wind machines during a storm scene.

He was, he says, "a very shy, timid child" — not one even he could foresee barking orders to a crew of 900 as he directed his 1999 James Bond film, "The World Is Not Enough".

If you've been waiting for a rough-and-tumble smartphone that lets you bark orders to your crew as well as it lets you fire off a few emails, the Admiral may be worth a second glance.

My next assignment is to take others out on my boat and learn to give orders to a crew.

In spite of the chief machinist shouting orders to his crew that could be heard by the audience, Giselle was a great success.

The aircraft dumped four loads before leaving the site in order to minimise the crews' exposure to radiation.