Sentence examples for to be chartered from inspiring English sources

The company is also building another ship to be chartered by Viking River Cruises of California.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O), first steam-operated railway in the United States to be chartered as a common carrier of freight and passengers (1827).

None of the Luftwaffe's 14 A400M transport aircraft were airworthy on several occasions last year, and replacement aircraft had to be chartered to bring serving troops home.

Although some of these vessels exist to be chartered out as a business (at around £200,000 a week), they rarely make money for their owners this way, once the annual docking, licences and engineering costs are factored in.

"I guess they've never seen the lesser-spotted freediver in its natural habitat before," quips freediving instructor Simon Reid, on the Mistral, the first Red Sea liveaboard boat to be chartered exclusively for breath-hold diving.

On the legislative front, the Accountable Capitalism Act, a bill that would make all corporations with $1 billion or more of annual revenue subject to a federal corporate governance regime (by requiring them to be chartered as a United States corporation), was introduced this past August by Senator Elizabeth Warren.

The only feasible option seemed to be chartering a medical jet at a cost of $13,000.

• Four advertisers have signed multiyear, multimillion-dollar deals to be charter sponsors of the signs: Colgate-Palmolive, Kraft Foods, Johnson & Johnson and L'Oréal.

And schools where more than 20 percent of the students had disabilities were more likely to be charter schools than traditional schools, in part because some charter schools cater specifically to students with special needs such as autism.

A plane would be chartered to fly in fresh and healthy food to be sold at cost to local residents.

Coaches would be chartered to schlep several dozen lurching, reeling hacks to see risibly useless bands at Bristol Colston Hall.