Sentence examples for substantial crew from inspiring English sources

Considering there's at least nine meals accounted for after the show, unless Skrillex and Diplo really love salad, you have to imagine that they're traveling with a fairly substantial crew.

On 10 October 1770, she limped into port in Batavia (now named Jakarta) in the Dutch East Indies for more substantial repairs, her crew sworn to secrecy about the lands they had discovered.

The directors, in turn, get the experience of working on a prominent stage, with an ample crew and a substantial budget, and — of course — they make some money.

Presently, Hungary is offering tax incentives for filmmakers that trump those offered in the Czech Republic, and judging by film-production spending in each country, the level of taxation has a substantial impact on where film crews settle.

So, in the early stages of another maddening Knicks season, why not roll with what you have, see what this crew has, then make substantial changes?

"Even a less-aggressive carrier operator than the U.S. is almost certain to suffer substantial unexpected losses of aircraft and crew as it works to build its operational knowledge and human capital," Mr. Erickson wrote.

The cast, crew and contractors all made substantial adjustments.

Marlton paid a substantial sum and flew home, leaving the other crew members behind.

The 1991 production had substantial foreign involvement; most of the cast and crew were American or British.

Rah contends that MTV and the rap media - a substantial entity in America - "glorify" disputes between crews.

Hungarian authorities are rolling out a low, barbed-wire barrier along the border with Serbia, while construction crews race to complete a more substantial 3.5-meter-high fence.