Sentence examples for use of a crew from inspiring English sources

A police investigation has focused on the gunman's motives, which British newspapers have reported as related to his having been denied use of a crew toilet and a request for shore leave.

This would make use of a new "Crew Exploration Vehicle" that would be developed and tested by 2008 to be ready to take over servicing the international space station in 2010 when, as Mr Bush also announced, the space-shuttle fleet would be withdrawn from service.

Farrow was willing to go public with his reporting at this point, but network bosses said he needed more and prevented use of an NBC News crew for the interview.

The second video — in 60- and 30-second versions — depicts an abandoned gun tower nine miles off the coast of Britain, used by a crew of renegades to broadcast music in the 1960s in protest of the BBC's programming.

The Sentry's range and on-station time can be increased through air-to-air refueling and the crews can work in shifts by the use of an on-board crew rest and meals area.

Other issues included the studio's desire to substitute Montreal or Prague for Paris in order to lower costs, Liman's insistence on the use of a French-speaking film crew, and poor test audience reactions to the film's Paris finale.

It was then his idea to use a crew of young performers.

Darwin uses a framing device of a crew of various simians who are filming a documentary on Darwin (see Figure 1, for example).

From one undisclosed location in suburban Washington, the electric reliability corporation used a crew of about 40 people to lead the exercise, announcing new attacks and other developments.

On the Greek side of the port, union rules required that nine people work a gantry crane; Cosco uses a crew of four.

In November, 2011, a former cook with no engineering experience was found to be building a high-speed railway bridge using a crew of unskilled migrant laborers who substituted crushed stones for cement in the foundation.