Sentence examples for to deploy off from inspiring English sources

(This is the device that Pacific Gas & Electric hopes to deploy off the California coast).

With state support, Oregon State University is testing a wave energy buoy it plans to deploy off the coast here next spring.

In November 1942, as the first (and only) captain of the submarine HMS Splendid, Lieutenant Commander McGeoch left Malta to deploy off Naples in distant support of Operation Torch, the allied landing in north Africa.

SEATTLE — The nation's king-crab fishing fleet, prepared to deploy off the coast of southwest Alaska for the start of a season that supplies holiday tables and restaurants around the world, was instead stalled in port on Tuesday by the federal government shutdown.

Ironically, £150m belatedly committed by Labour to north-western electrification, to deploy cast-off southern electric units in place of diesels, appears threatened by coalition cuts, while Crossrail, at £16bn, is promoted.

Which was why the Greenpeace craft had just deployed off Malta: a French fishing boat was about to legally catch an entire school of tuna, many of them undoubtedly juveniles.

NEMO phase 1 has seen a four floors mini-tower deployed off Catania harbour.

Navy commander Rear Adm Habibollah Sayyari was quoted as saying by state-run Press TV that a destroyer and another ship would be deployed off Yemen as part of an anti-piracy campaign "safeguarding naval routes for vessels in the region".

Worcester director of rugby Dean Ryan has faith in schoolboy scrum-half Jamie Shillcock, should he need to deploy him off the bench against Bristol in their two-leg Championship play-off final.

"Ultimately, the goal is to deploy BAT at off-grid village sites that have high (energy) costs," he added.

In the spring of 1972, President Richard Nixon signed off on Operation Pocket Money, a plan to deploy 11,000 sea mines off the coast of North Vietnam to cut off naval supply routes to the region.