Sentence examples for plying to from inspiring English sources

Today, the Beagle Channel is "open for business" with cruise ships plying to and fro.

In early 1844, Halkett successfully tested a prototype boat-cloak on the River Thames, paddling it 15 km without taking on any water, despite, in his words, being "met by passed by and almost run down by various Metropolitan Steamers plying to and fro in their several vocations, and causing no little commotion in the troubled waters of the River".

It is just one of the alternative therapies with which racehorses are plied to keep them happy, healthy and, hopefully, fast.

Several ambulances plied to and from the site, but the official media have reported the rescue of only 50 or so children.

The investigated single-ply RVE is made of alumina oxide-aluminum (Al2O3−Al) and silicon carbide-aluminum (SiC−Al) plies to combine the toughness and economical attributes.

Our central bank behaved like a bartender who continues to ply low- to no-cost booze to already inebriated customers.

I have to find a new place to ply my trade, to get lost in another place, and locate myself again.

I gets to ply my hand to my trade round hereabouts.

"When he made that change from one-ply to two-ply, it was very well received," said Verne Lauritzen, Mr. Stone's chief of staff.

Tells of the Chinese crews of some of the ships that ply to the orient that have never set foot on the streets of New York.

For instance, since Mr. Schwarzenegger took office on Nov. 17, the toilet paper in the Capitol has been switched from two-ply to one-ply, a saving of thousands of dollars over the years.