Sentence examples for ship demanding from inspiring English sources

Stuart Drummond had worked in a call centre (the new factories of the north) and on a cruise ship (demanding New Yorkers, he says, were good training for local government).

There, the offer was described as "stop, shut, ship" — demanding that Iran stop enrichment of uranium to 20 percent purity; shut the Fordo underground enrichment facility, which is heavily protected deep inside a mountain; and ship abroad its stockpile of 20 percent enriched uranium to be turned into nuclear fuel.

Palestine Liberation Front PLO faction hijacks Achille Lauro cruise ship, demanding release of 50 Palestinians from Israeli prisons.

In the 17th and 18th centuries these northern African corsairs, many of whom traced their ancestry to the Muslims expelled from Spain, seized privately owned ships, demanding ransom, selling captives into slavery and compelling conversions to Islam.

Soon after their delivery in 1910, both Minas Geraes and São Paulo were embroiled in the Revolt of the Lash (Revolta da Chibata), in which the crews of four Brazilian ships demanded the abolition of corporal punishment in the navy.

"But for the second in the series," he said, "we'll put in an order to our vendor based on the Auto Ship demand".

That doesn't count the burgeoning number of private, customized excursions that Crystal now arranges for passengers and that many cruisers on luxury ships are demanding.

Those 12 weeks came and went, then out of the blue in August she was contacted by a Dublin shipping company demanding £70 to deliver the chair from Ireland.

In the film's original version, Hugh Grant's pirate captain stormed a ship and demanded treasure.

The criminal charges were announced as North Korea broke its silence over the impounded ship and demanded that Panama let the vessel and crew depart.

The skipper of the drifter Gowan Lea, Joseph Watt, refused to surrender and abandon ship when demanded by Helgoland, despite the cruiser only being 100 yards away.