Sentence examples for stationed offshore from inspiring English sources

A coastguard boat was stationed offshore.

Beyond that, he said he was dispatching 3,600 Marines to be stationed offshore.

Now 2,000 more Marines and a naval task force are stationed offshore, and the Marines have been empowered to call in air strikes from the task force.

Those stationed offshore like Procopio and Yates were referred to as the "blue water" Navy in contrast to the "brown water" sailors who operated on inland waterways.

America has an aircraft carrier stationed offshore in case it decides to evacuate its diplomats from the fortified embassy in Tripoli, where staff took to shelters on July 20th as shells fell around the walls.

Nonetheless, the cruiser Virginia stationed offshore fired 70 deafening rounds on the Lebanese fighters.

The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Itasca, their radio contact, was stationed just offshore of Howland Island.

The pirate boats, small fiberglass skiffs, are launched from mother ships stationed far offshore that have plotted the course of their unsuspecting prey.

Given the importance of pile foundations in geotechnical engineering for supporting high-significance structures such as bridges, high-rise buildings, power plant stations, offshore platforms and museums, it becomes a necessity to find the best pile foundation design in terms of performance and economy.

Observed general subsidence at GPS-A statioffshorehore indicates that contributions to the surface deformation may be mainly due to PE of the oceanic crust.

Few of those chosen for citation have a good word to say for the decisions of Admiral Sandy Woodward, the commander of a task group, who was stationed, justifiably, far offshore in his aircraft-carrier, Hermes.