Sentence examples for vessel out of from inspiring English sources

So Welles used that coincidence to create a seagoing vessel out of theatrical artifacts.

During the bridge visit, we chatted with the captain and his officers and watched in awe as they maneuvered their massive, $300 million vessel out of an impossibly narrow space.

Forget the sharks, the whales, the seasickness, the loneliness, or the time her food ran out and she had to be resupplied by a French Navy vessel out of Guyana.

After a long indentured apprenticeship aboard a vessel out of Whitehaven in northern England, he had had no choice but to take a job as a third mate aboard a slave ship.

The task he now faced was getting the vessel out of England to a secure spot where it could be placed under the command of Confederate officers, crewed and converted into a man-of-war.

I'll never forget the colossal uplift of the closing scenes of his show La Veillée des Abysses: the shipwrecked group, caught in a storm, working together to build a makeshift vessel out of the props they have spent the last hour tussling with.

NEWARK - THERE are at least two viewpoints for enjoying the pots on display in "Earthen Elegance: African Ceramic Vessels," an out-of-the-way if quietly enchanting exhibition of works from the permanent collection at the Newark Museum.

Finally, as the shrimp reach maturity and move out to the Gulf, they are hunted by a fleet of 2,300 licensed Gulf shrimping vessels, plus many out-of-state boats.

The Pacific island-nation of Palau is close to kicking all commercial fishing vessels out of its tropical waters.

In Poti, on the Black Sea, Russian forces blocked access to the naval and commercial ports this morning and towed the missile boat Dioskuria, one of the navy's most sophisticated vessels, out of sight of observers.

The U.N.'s food-aid shipments — sent on cargo vessels out of the Kenyan port of Mombasa, to the south — managed to get through only because they were now being escorted by foreign naval flotillas.