Sentence examples for ship means from inspiring English sources

Even though Glass escaped being sent to Earth she has yet to learn that staying on the ship means certain death.

Working on a cruise ship means you won't be asking colleagues what's on television during your lunch break; instead, you'll be discussing what to do in Barbados for the afternoon.

A delay of more than 30 months for each ship means the navy will also incur additional costs because of the need to keep older FFG destroyers in service.

But at the naming ceremony, five years after the first metal was cut, the focus will be not on the cost but what the ship means for the UK, and the nation's place in the world.

Working with so many scientists in the close confines of a ship means that the personal traits of tolerance and the ability to adapt and think laterally when equipment needs to be fixed or modified are advantageous.

According to Førsund, the low estimate of 120 men per ship means 8,000 men in the royal and baronial ships and 12,000 from the leidang ships.

And for this sincere son of the suburbs, the trip to the helm of Greenpeace U.S.A.'s ship meant getting used to the ruckus-raising tactics known in the trade as "direct action".

Attention may now turn to the case study of SS Rotterdam, a ship meant to be a catalyst of urban renovation.

There were several supplies onboard the ship meant for studying human space travel – including a wet lab for researching which genes turn on and off in space – a good data point for determining longer missions in space.

The newness of the ship meant every prop had to be made from scratch.

In addition, the perfume package included a "digitally manipulated picture of a sinking ship, meant to represent the Israeli warship damaged by a Hezbullah missile during the conflict".