Sentence examples for ship yard from inspiring English sources
The flames destroyed a dozen small boats moored at a small ship yard.
Since a ship yard usually provides insufficient data for developing a ship control system, the course and track controller design is based upon a Nomoto model determined with a Clarke estimation of hydrodynamic derivatives.
Overall the 154,000-ton ships – the biggest undertaken by Italian ship yard Fincatieri – will have 43,500 m2 of public areas including a sea-level promenade.
The lone surviving member of the Coast Guard crew, Fitzgerald, watched as portions of the film were recorded in a ship yard in Quincy, Mass., just south of Boston.
A typical letter came from Earlyse Swift, who vividly described her mother, Jeanette Allen -- one of the first women hired during World War II to work at the Todd Ship Yard in Tacoma, Wash.
Among the nautical themes that Robinson painted at Cos Cob, one of the most nostalgic is "The Ship Yard, Cos Cob" (1894), a declining complex whose red brick buildings are seen across a marshy field with a couple of old boats anchored before them.
Sailing chart of the area around New York Harbor and Long Island; centered on Staten Island, York's Bay and Constable Point, extending north to Hells Gate, New York Island, Netwon Inlet, Bushwick Inlet, Wallabout Bay, Crown Point, the Battery and Ship Yards and south to the Shrewsbury River.
ATHENS, June 6 — The Stavros Niarchos Hellenic Ship yards today inaugurated a new 240,000‐ton drydock, and Mr, Niarchos named it after his wife, Eugenia, who died five weeks ago of an overdose of barbiturates.
Another privately built containership terminal is being built with a deep‐draft tanker port at Howland Hook, and the old Bethlehem Ship yards in Mariner's Harbor are being redeveloped for truck ing, packaging, warehousing and docking.
As sources of cash flow, cash cows fields, were seen in 2030 more clearly ship yards.
In fact, the men who built the technology companies of their day — the railroads, ship yards and steel mills — also funded the modern research university.
