Sentence examples for ship trade from inspiring English sources

We all stare together on top deck, tourist pirates of the junk ship trade staring at graveyard rocks.

Tucked into the fine print of a military appropriations measure was language giving American Classic a 30-year monopoly on the cruise ship trade in Hawaii.

"Both ship trade and the tourism tied to the Keys coral reefs have vital economic significance to the state and region".

If the "dark ages" are understood to be any century prior to the one in which we (briefly) live -- then surely, if we go back to 6th and 5th centuries, B.C.E., to huge Cyrene ship trade from North Africa to Rome and beyond, we find that the biggest "seller" was a plant called Silphium, whose resin was a highly effective form of birth control.

She captured six ships as prizes: the British ships Volunteer, Liverpool Hero, Earl Percy, and Ellen; the brig Julia, an American ship trading under a British license; and Valeria, an American ship recaptured from British privateers.

The Inside Passage – a thousand-mile-long crosshatch of channels and islands – home to native Americans, colonised by Europeans, fished to exhaustion and nowadays serving as the sublime backdrop to a booming cruise-ship trade – was on his doorstep.

Britain's biggest export, say people in the shipping trade, is fresh Suffolk air.

In the 1840's, the shipping trade, particularly in exotic foreign woods, had taken off.

They're the symbionts of the shipping trade, in constant search of a host.

It remained agrarian during the 18th century, and an active shipping trade was conducted through its harbours and bays.

Look west and the Hudson, its night-dark surface like shirred bombazine, summons the image of the shipping trade.