Sentence examples for shipping release from inspiring English sources

Facebook often tests new features on Android, but they don't always necessarily make it to a shipping release.

An earlier version of this piece suggested that cruise ships release untreated sewage at sea.

According to the carbon offset company Climate Care, passenger ships release more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere per passenger mile than long haul flights.

In November the mother ship released its lander, Philae, which appeared to descend to the surface successfully.

In 2005 its mother ship released a space hopper named MINERVA 200 metres above an asteroid called Itokawa.

According to Stephen Askins of Ince & Co, an international law firm, the the last six ships released endured hijackings lasting an average of 213 days.

To counter the rapid expansion of the German navy, he reinforced the British naval forces in home waters and, by scrapping obsolete ships, released men to provide the nucleus of crews for ships in reserve.

All were given a leg-up (either by a rocket booster or by a mother-ship releasing them from high altitude) before firing up their own rocket motors to take them into orbit, or at least the edge of space.

Reports from the Disney briefing are that concept art shown to investors features a group of four to five heavily-armoured soldiers storming towards a helicopter-like ship releasing more troops, with two to three "tough-looking ships" in the background.

Because of the relatively low cost, engineering practicability, and hopefully, less biological impact, the moving ship releasing option had been considered to be a potential technology for the near future.

As a result, these aircraft had to blind bomb the ship, releasing their weapons from altitudes between 5000 feet and 4000 feet.