Sentence examples for ship circa from inspiring English sources
In a 1992 profile of the author for Vanity Fair, James Kaplan wrote, "With her Norma Desmond sunglasses propped on her dark bobbed hair, her striped boy's shirt... and her ever-present cigarette, she is, somehow, a character of her own fictive creation: a precocious sprite from a Cunard Line cruise ship, circa 1920-something.
"The way we saw the assignment was a kind of a loose-lips-sink-ships, circa 2003," Mr. Kay said.
Its estimated shipping schedule for the circa $16 Pluggy Lock is this September.
However, recent raw oil price development during 2014 and 2015 has been positive from ship owners' perspectives: price of oil barrel is circa 50 USD (2015).
Today, paying tribute to Townsend's industry, the Raynham Hall Museum located in his original home, opens "The Townsend Family: Shipping Merchants of Oyster Bay," an exhibition that recreates a storeroom, circa 1774.
So here, for your Independence Day reading pleasure, are the seven hottest tech trends circa 1776. 1) Underwater Warfare -- The Submarine - A ship called "The Turtle" was invented by David Bushnell to secretly attach explosives to the undersides of British ships without being noticed.
George A. Embiricos, the Greek shipping magnate, was also a seller, and his Matisse sculpture, a reclining nude in bronze circa 1930 estimated at $8 million to $12 million, sold for $10.4 million to a telephone bidder.
A recent hypothesis [45] suggests that leprosy may have first appeared in the region not with Alexander but sometime earlier (circa 400 B.C.E or later), with diseased young slaves conveyed from India to Egypt on cargo ships.
Their response circa 1992?
Notting Hill, circa 1970.
