Sentence examples for shipowner's from inspiring English sources

Anyway, they add, pilotage rates do not affect a shipowner's decision about using a port.

Augustus negotiated with the shipowner's agency and arranged for the men to be flown home at the company's expense.

The deal fell through when the late shipowner's granddaughter, Athina Onassis, refused to come down in price.

A bomb exploded outside a Greek shipowner's house near a crowded pedestrian area under the Acropolis in central Athens on Wednesday night, causing minor damage but no injuries, the police said.

Privately the team gave itself two years to crack N17, a deadline that it seems to be meeting.Public opinion has swung behind the investigators, thanks in part to Heather Saunders, the British attaché's widow, and Nikos Peratikos, the late shipowner's brother, who launched a campaign to promote awareness of N17's victims.

Next the walls are moved around to make media rooms out of parlors where shipowner's daughters once received young suitors just off the ship and incandescent with desire after two or three celibate years at sea.

Sovcomflot, Russia's major shipowner, took one of its 70,000-dead weight tonnage tankers from Russia to the far east on this route.

It doesn't hurt that Constantine Zoras Alex Colemann), a wealthy Greek shipowner who knew Achilles's father when they were beginning their careers, is around at the finish to help Achilles and Lucy restart their lives after he has lost his job as an insurance agent and her dance company has dissolved.

On December 16th, the last day of the first ship's grace period, the group ordered the shipowner to trek to Governor Hutchinson's country home, seven miles away, and ask, once and for all, for permission to leave the harbor with the tax unpaid.

In 1876-77, JalteredNeill Whisther alteredécor décof of the London dining room of his patron Frederick Leyland, a Liverpool shipowner who used the room's wall shelves to display his vast collection of blue-and-white Chinese porcelains.

But the past half century has seen an increase, in number and… "Rooms with a View: The Open Window in the 19th Century," at the Metropolitan Museum, is a conscientious art-historical roundup that ascends, here and there,… In 1876-77, JalteredNeill Whisther alteredécor décof of the London dining room of his patron Frederick Leyland, a Liverpool shipowner who used the room's….