Sentence examples for ship widely from inspiring English sources

In what may become the biggest underwater find ever, Odyssey Marine Explorations, a commercial operation from Tampa, Fla., has reportedly hauled 17 tons of gold and silver from a ship widely believed to be the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes that was sunk by a British warship off the coast of Portugal in October 1804.

The biggest challenge of all is to master Guns and Ships, widely recognized as the fastest rap in Broadway history.

Until now, Pepper the robot has required programming knowledge to control, a fact that's proven a pain point toward wider adoption (well, that and the fact that it hasn't started shipping widely here in the U.S).

The ship was widely photographed arriving in Europe, South America and North America during more than 30 transatlantic crossings, but many of the best known images of the doomed craft are from its first few months of service in 1936.

As the ship was "widely advertised as the fastest and most powerful warship then afloat," the United States and United Kingdom felt her presence might give German companies an advantage in potential armament contracts, so they sent ships of their own.

But the American and Iranian ships were widely separated.

Gas freeing process in crude oil tanker ships is widely recognized one of the most hazardous aspects of shipboard operations.

One possible backup is a radio-based navigation system called Loran-C, maintained by the Coast Guard for ships and widely used by private planes, but the Transportation Department plans to replace it with global positioning.

The container shipping industry, widely viewed as a barometer of the world economy, has been particularly hard hit.

Shipbuilding has seen its own development and Japanese ships were widely used (Benzai-sen, also known as Sengoku-bune) until the Edo and early Meiji Periods for domestic freight transport.

The normal oil capacity was between 600-650 t, but the ships varied widely in the amount of oil carried at full load; this ranged from 1150-1660 t.