Sentence examples for successful boat from inspiring English sources

With its nine-man crew the Holland was a successful boat; it was modified many times to test different arrangements of propellers, diving planes, rudders, and other equipment.

The results far exceeded expectations – average discards were reduced by just over 50%, with the most successful boat achieving a 69% reduction.

Recent archaeological finds and new interpretations of historical documents, he said, cast a new light on the Vikings, also known as the Norse, as more than horn-helmeted warriors: successful boat builders and traders, canny navigators and explorers who planted colonies across a northern arc of the Atlantic.

John Wesley Powell makes the first successful boat trip through the canyon.

A military-led maritime-border-protection policy, "Operation Sovereign Borders," launched in September 2013, has decreased the number of successful boat crossings from Indonesia to an all-time low in 2014, causing tensions between Indonesia and Australia.

A successful boat transport company and their drivers must have combined experience working with DOT, permit agencies, marinas, boat yards, and ports offers better savings to you, by avoiding costly delays.

Although the French aviation pioneer Henri Farman had flown off the water in 1910, the Curtiss Model E of 1912 was the first truly successful flying boat.

CHOI SUNG-YONG remembers his father as a war hero who became a successful fishing boat captain, a reserved man who helped at orphanages and once splurged to buy his music-loving teenage son a record player, a true luxury at the time.

He has long been a key member of the crew on Wild Oats XI, the 100-foot supermaxi that has been the most successful big boat in the Sydney-to-Hobart's history, taking line honors in five of the last six races.

If the lama fa is successful, the boat will be connected to the whale by a rope at the end of the harpoon.

An index, the happiness factor (i.e., the ratio of whale observation time over the trip duration) was designed to measure how successful the boat agents are in achieving their goal.