Sentence examples for ship counts from inspiring English sources

Suppose, for instance, that some norm states that a marriage performed by the captain of a ship counts as a legal marriage only if the ship was in open water throughout the ceremony.

It's the ship that counts to me".

We quantified corallimorphs within high-density areas approximately 5 m from the wreck by haphazardly placing 10 replicate 0.5 m2 quadrats on the bottom around the ship and counting all polyps within each quadrat.

No fewer than 140 shipping routes (counted port-to-port) already run via Panama: the ability to take bigger vessels could add even more, especially between eastern South America and Asia, and western South America and the American East Coast and Europe.

The US owns 11, or 20 if plane-carrying amphibious assault ships are counted.

Frankly, water's not particularly costly, so the shipping charges count.

— Tony telecast to include a live broadcast from a cruise ship, unless you count the year "Titanic" won best musical.

"Not counting ship workers, about 400 people monthly from across China will be able to view the scenery of the Xisha.

But many travellers prefer much smaller vessels: just as small hotels are more relaxed and convivial than vast Vegas-style mega-resorts, so a ship with passengers counted in hundreds rather than thousands tends to have more, if I may, allure.

Back on their research ship, the researchers counted the microbes and tested their metabolic activity by seeing how many nutrients they took up or broke down.

The line was thrown over the bow of the ship and the count of the knots measured the water depth.