Sentence examples for refers to ship from inspiring English sources

The term "marine structures" refers to ship and offshore structures.

Like most Chinese official-speak, the phrase "Belt and Road" obscures more than it clarifies: the "belt" will be composed of land routes running from China to Scandinavia, the Iberian Peninsula, and the Middle East; the "road" refers to shipping lanes connecting China to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

An earlier version of the photo caption referred to shipping containers, rather than container ships, laid up in Argyle.

In the post itself, I refer to shipped units, but I did take the liberty in the title to refer to the number of Kindles that "Amazon has sold".

Captain Naples has a raspy, nautical voice, still refers to ships as "she," and is sixty years old.

Written records refer to ships in the India trade being among the largest of the time.

Albanese was referring to shipping legislation that would wind back preferences for Australian crews by allowing foreign-crewed ships to complete more jobs in Australian waters before being required to pay Australian wages.

Growing up almost two centuries later, I was just supposed to understand that language excluded me because I was a girl: I was out, except when it came to naming hurricanes and referring to ships.

Most of them analyze the international freight transport referring to shipping.

Le Corbusier refers to the ship as the symbol of creating a new architecture".

In it, he refers to a ship due to dock in St Helena within seven days, bringing news from Europe.