Sentence examples for ship delivers from inspiring English sources

On bareboat charter, which is less frequently used in ordinary commercial practice, the owner of the ship delivers it up to the charterer for the agreed period without crew, stores, insurance, or any other provision.

A captain of a navy ship delivers a communication to Doctor Nordlinger, who orders the ship's captain to return the vintage WWII vessel to its base.

During World War II, he served on a Liberty ship delivering ammunition to New Guinea and Australia.

In October 2006, the ship delivered similar waste to the Vest Tank installation.

Earlier this month, an American naval ship delivered humanitarian aid to Georgia in one of the country's Black Sea ports.

Back in 2006, as the Probo Koala tanker ship delivered waste to Ivory Coast, her sister ship, Probo Emu, was preparing for the same journey.

Although decidedly low-concept (not a Disney character in sight), several of the rides — notably the pirate ship — deliver the all-important stomach-inside-out sensation.

Mr. Hayward started his day with a tour over the gulf, where he watched a ship delivering the collection dome, the first of two the company hopes to place over a leaking pipe to collect the oil.

(One new triptych, "Loss of the Lisbon Rhinoceros," depicts the sorry end of the Indian rhinoceros that drowned in 1516 when the ship delivering it into the menagerie of Pope Leo X went down in the Mediterranean).

On Saturday, after an American ship delivered humanitarian aid to Georgia at its Black Sea port of Poti, President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia suggested that the United States was encroaching on Russia's sphere of influence.

The port of Umm Qasr, which was declared open with great fanfare this week when a small British relief ship delivered its supplies, is still threatened by mines, in need of dredging and short of the skilled manpower needed to unload large relief ships.