Sentence examples for over fleet from inspiring English sources

"They rap for the block/I speak to the globe," Pitbull says on "Mr. Worldwide," over fleet, clanging music that might pass the block right by.

The man at the heart of the biggest press room bust-up in the history of Wimbledon – in 1981 between American and British reporters over Fleet Street questions about his relationship with Stacy Margolin – has a solution to get some conflict up and running.

The base is thriving and its location both in a global and local context gives it an advantage over Fleet Base East.

A light in the sky over Fleet Street started a story that 50,000 French and Dutch immigrants, widely rumoured to have started the fire, had risen and were marching towards Moorfields to finish what the fire had begun: to cut the men's throats, rape the women, and steal their few possessions.

After van Neck returned home, van Heemskerck took over the fleet and established trade relations with the rulers of Ternate, Banda, and Amboina.

"We build our boats all over the country," he said, "and we've taken over fleets by acquiring other companies".

The corporate-jet business has abandoned the defensive crouch it went into for years after the shareholder revulsion generated by the celebrated business excesses of the mid- to late 1980's, when legendary corporate Champagne Charlies like F. Ross Johnson of RJR Nabisco presided imperially over fleets of expensive jets that could be dispatched on a whim, say to fetch a pet.

"They took over the drone fleet, and while we dewormed it, seized the mechas".

The pool is watched over by a fleet of lifeguards, all of whom looked like buff high school students on summer break.

How this has affected Mr. Pitt is unclear, but his expression is sometimes that of a man who stepped out to hail a cab and got run over by a fleet of trucks.

Served by steam locomotives from opening until the late 1950s, passenger services were then taken over by a fleet of diesel-electric multiple units built to the line's loading gauge.