Sentence examples for shipping plot from inspiring English sources

At the core of the shipping plot, American officials believe, was Mr. Asiri, the suspected Qaeda bomb maker.

Prosecutors and the cruise line are blaming the captain for the wreck, saying he deviated from the ship's plotted course, bringing it too close to the shoreline.

Herbert Brown, a seaman in the ship's plotting room, described the scene after the torpedo hit, Pensacola followed next astern in the cruiser column.

Intelligence officials in Saudi Arabia tipped off the United States to the plot to ship explosives from Sana, the Yemeni capital, American officials said.

In the case announced Monday, the federal authorities said a separate scheme to transport stolen cellphones, laptops and video game systems grew into a plot to ship antiaircraft missiles to Syria.

Although "La Gioconda" may be opera's answer to ballet's "Corsaire" (head-spinning plot, large ship onstage, hissable villain), Mr. Wheeldon's main handicap was not plot but an overly familiar score: "Dance of the Hours," branded into cultural consciousness by Disney's "Fantasia" (and Allan Sherman's "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah").

His arrest in Spain last year (despite the presence of his two bodyguards) was the capstone of an American undercover operation that resulted in his indictment in New York in a plot to ship millions of dollars of weapons on a Greek freighter bound from Romania to members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.

When Gerardus Mercator designed his map in 1569, it was a tool ships used to easily plot courses in a straight line without making constant corrections for the Earth's curves.

The Number One periscope was Tritons navigational periscope, and it had a built-in sextant developed by the Kollmorgen Optical Company that allowed navigators to observe celestial bodies in order to obtain an accurate star fix to plot the ship's course and position.

Plot your ships and then start playing.

Regions with no multibeam ship tracks are plotted with the GEBCO 30 arcsec grid (http://www.gebco.net).