Sentence examples for ship's onboard from inspiring English sources

According to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the Red Hook piers, electricity from the power grid produces about one-tenth of the emissions produced by a ship's onboard generators.

When viewers first met him, in the sixties, in "Space Seed," he was a silver-tongued enchanter who gains control of the Enterprise by bringing the ship's onboard historian, Lieutenant Marla McGivers, under his sway with a submission-domination gambit.

Yet she loves to travel, and this type of work "is the only way I can really see the world," she wrote to me by e-mail from her ship's onboard computer.

Then you'd zoom into one guy's head and have to walk him to the ship's onboard bathrooms for a slash.

At approximately 4am on Sunday morning, the cruise ship Oosterdam called the Coast Guard for help regarding a 70-year old passenger who was being treated for internal bleeding by the ship's onboard doctor.

Once onboard, the ship's captain, Lieutenant Commander J.D. Gainey, provided briefings on Hopper's mission and operational capabilities.

Most of the voyage is spent with Matthew Paris, a ship's doctor, who leads an onboard rebellion and helps establish a settlement off the coast of Florida.

For almost two weeks, Rebecca Moss and the ship's crew have been stranded onboard the giant boat, which is slowly circling about 25 miles offshore, after its South Korean owner, Hajin Shipping Company, filed for bankruptcy protection.

He said the Concordia's onboard newspaper had announced that the ship would pass five miles from Giglio.

Elsewhere, diagnostic research shows that "safety climate onboard the ship, crew self-regulation, crew safety knowledge, safety drill onboard the ship and the condition of ship's machinery" ([32], pp. 74 italics in original) were key factors needing improvement.

A ship's size can be a key indicator of what the onboard atmosphere will be like.