Sentence examples for sea operations from inspiring English sources

Search-and-rescue teams trained in land and sea operations would be on hand in case a plane went down.

If I had to give a very approximate figure, we're talking more than 10-20 sea operations a week.

Shell is cutting spending by $15bn over three years and has warned the government that North sea operations are at risk without tax cuts.

On a discounted cash-flow basis, he thinks that the stock is worth $11. Fergie also likes Toll Holdings, a transport business based in Melbourne with road, rail and sea operations.

Notable with regard to the emphasis on far sea operations and preparedness is that it is not specific to any particular region or space; rather it is defined by Chinese maritime interest which, as noted above, has been expanding of late.

While he did do naval planning, his team prepared plans that coordinated land, air and sea operations.

A British army of some 14,000 troops under Sir George Prevost reached Plattsburgh in a joint land and sea operation.

It was exactly a year ago, just a few days after more than 300 people drowned off the coast of Lampedusa, that Italy launched the Mare Nostrum (Our Sea) operation to ensure search and rescue of migrants between North Africa and southern Italy.

He added: "Barring last-minute delays, an air, road and sea operation will begin tomorrow [Wednesday], starting with a four-day airlift using Boeing 747s from Aqaba in Jordan to Irbil, followed by road convoys from Turkey and Jordan, and sea and land shipments from Dubai via Iran over the next 10 days".

The Bergamini, as part of the Italian navy's Mare Nostrum (Our Sea) operation, is patrolling an area that falls under the responsibility of the authorities in Malta and Rome.

The BBC's Matthew Price has been on board the Bergamini, part of the Italian navy's Mare Nostrum (Our Sea) operation, which patrols the seas in the search for migrant boats.