Search operations have been suspended briefly several times before, when the ship shifted slightly on its rocky resting place, only to be resumed afterward.
As the audience finished absorbing the look of the shooter set in a distant galaxy, he asked them, "I don't have a joystick on here, or any four-button toggle, so how do I steer?" A few seconds later, he tilted the phone just a few degrees and the ship shifted course on the screen.
Scott's ships shifted their fire to Furutaka, which was following behind Aoba.
The ship shifted its bombardment station to the western end of Wonsan harbor, hitting boats and small craft in the inner swept channel with her 5-inch (127mm) guns during the afternoon.
(Bunker C gets its name from the era when steamships were fired by coal stored in bunkers. When ships shifted to diesel, crews still used the term "bunker" to include liquid fuel tanks).
International regulation of shipping has shifted heavily away from the countries that register vessels and toward the local and national governments at the ships' ports of call.
But pretty soon into 2013 after we had started shipping, we shifted gears to try to tackle a bigger problem, which was 'How were people going to be using and benefitting from smart watches in the future?'".
Peter the Great, recognizing the political and economical importance of the peninsula, promoted its industries and commerce; however, the region fell into neglect after St . Petersburgwas founded in 1703 and most of the shipping trade shifted there.
In December , 1975 not long after Rather boarded ship, CBS shifted "60 Minutes" to its 7 P.M. Sunday berth.
listened to the Chief Engineer of the oil tanker (front row, r). as he presented documents stating when the ship had shifted to low-sulfur fuel at berth.
