Sentence examples for vessels back from inspiring English sources

The government has used the navy to push vessels back to Indonesia, where most of them embark for Australian territory.

The Navy wants those vessels back in the Pacific Ocean to meet requirements of President Obama's rebalancing of a military and diplomatic focus on Asia.

Special venous channels conduct hemolymph from the tissues to the heart, from which it is pumped through a series of blood vessels back to the sinuses.

The surge in deadly attacks on fishing crews caused the Nigerian Trawler Owners Association to call the fleets of its members, nearly 200 vessels, back to shore in February.

The ABC said it had spoken to two asylum seekers from different boats who told of Australian personnel tying ropes to their boats, towing the vessels back towards Indonesia, and misleading them.

Demand for freight space, especially from retailers, has been so great that shipping lines have added vessels back into their fleets, said Richard D. Steinke, executive director for the Port of Long Beach.

"I just wanted to meet Barry, Ellisonn said as he dragged his vessel back into the water.

Someone had a G.P.S. device on a key ring, and the crew used it to guide the vessel back down through the fog.

Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said later that Australian troops aboard the freighter, the Tampa, would force the vessel back out to sea, although he declined to give "operational details".

The original Amistad was on its way to New London, Conn., from Cuba in 1839 when the slaves it was carrying killed the ship's captain and chef and tried to take the vessel back to West Africa.

The ensemble is made up of barge regulars like Olga Bloom, the soft-spoken yet fiery octogenarian who bought this onetime coffee-hauling vessel back in 1975 and had the pluck and vision to turn it into one of New York's loveliest concert halls.