Sentence examples for repair stop from inspiring English sources
The British period in Malta saw the construction of our dry docks in a number of creeks in Grand Harbour, making Malta an important repair stop for the British naval fleet.
When prop plane on which he is flying makes a short repair stop on the island, writer sees a number of entertainment stars of yesterday, all leading happy and simple lives.
By John Cheever The New Yorker, April 27 , 1981P. 41 When prop plane on which he is flying makes a short repair stop on the island, writer sees a number of entertainment stars of yesterday, all leading happy and simple lives.
At the same time, the American high command was concentrating its planning on those home islands, correctly anticipating that bases between bombing targets in Japan and the American airfields on Saipan and Tinian would be vital as refueling and repair stops.
Some RNA editing events could result in the creation of translation initiation or termination codons or repair internal stop codons (Bock 2000; Fiebig et al. 2004; Wolf et al. 2004).
Morrison suffered compartmental syndrome in his calf, which necessitated surgical repair to stop internal bleeding, during his 1990 freshman season, for which he earned a medical redshirt season by the NCAA.
My house is... comfortable, but always requiring repairs to stop leaks in the roof.
If necessary you should arrange temporary emergency repairs to stop any damage getting worse and tell your insurer.
"Think about what happens when we start to lose a good portion of the 3.5 million truck drivers and 6.8 million people that provide services like auto repair, rest stops, and motels," Stern continues.
By D. Hughes and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 19 , 1954P. 20 Driver of a Broadway Maintenance Corporation emergency repair truck, stopped under the "L" in the middle of Eighteenth's street intersection.
The power station has been included in every Buildings at Risk register since they began eight years ago, but has now been acquired by Treasury Holdings, an Irish investment company, which is about to start structural repairs to stop the decay of the huge building.
