Sentence examples for tanker sending from inspiring English sources

It would be tragic if Airbus wins the $35 billion contract to build the Air Force refueling tanker, sending 44,000 jobs to Europe, thanks to subsidies used to build the A330 airframe — government aid that the United States rival bidder Boeing did not enjoy.

A bus carrying students returning from a junior high school football game collided with a tanker truck yesterday, sending 31 people to area hospitals, the authorities said.

One of the truck's wheels appeared to burst as the vehicle sped before dawn through a turn in an outlying neighborhood of Port Harcourt, tipping the tanker over and sending the fuel spilling across cars and into shop doors before igniting in a fireball, witnesses said.

The team decided to send a gasoline tanker ship to Corpus Christi to take on a load, but because of rough seas caused by Rita, they had to get special Coast Guard permission to do so.

So we pumped it into a couple of tankers and sent them off to a couple of nations where the locals aren't too choosy about what they dump out in the bush.

The only way to do it is to supercool the gas so that it condenses into a liquid, which is then compact enough to load onto tankers and send across oceans.

The company is still smarting from the contract-for-job scandal that queered a $23 billion deal with the Air Force to lease 767 tankers and sent then chief executive Philip M. Condit packing and landed then chief financial officer Michael Sears in prison.

Or is the only problem how many oil tankers to send after your rhetoric reduces hardened jihadist killers to supplicants desperate to please you?

The Air Force has made another potentially serious mistake in its effort to buy $35 billion of aerial tankers, by accidentally sending each bidder sensitive data about the other's proposal, Pentagon officials said Saturday.

A Senate committee headed by Harry S. Truman reported wasted efforts like a huge Army program to develop Yukon oil fields for its Alaska-based planes when they could have been supplied by sending a tanker up the West Coast once a week.

Within hours of taking the oath, Trump could end the practice of sending U.S. tanker planes to refuel the Saudi-led coalition's jets in the air.