Sentence examples for vessels moved from inspiring English sources

Few lives and little cargo was lost from ships in the area because the ports were closed, and vessels moved out of the area.

Vessels moved to South Florida in the late 1950's, worked as a real estate executive, bred horses and served in the 1980's as president of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners and director of the Florida agency regulating parimutuel wagering.

Four larger well-armed vessels moved at a more sedate pace.

Cargo vessels moved at reduced speeds through the east side of the port's main channel during the search, said Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Brian Humphrey.

"It may be a difference in the number of vessels moving around," she said.

To conserve water, two or more vessels moving in the same direction are passed through together when their sizes permit.

"One of the largest levels of concern here is shipping, as the vessels move through the reef area.

The notice referred to a group of 7 to 10 Americans who are aboard British naval vessels moving into position off Freetown, the officials said.

This approach, called a "wide-azimuth" survey, involves using hydrophones and multiple seismic sources on three or four vessels moving in parallel.

Presented in roughly chronological order, this show proceeds rather like a regatta, with vessels moving full steam ahead into the ever-worsening weather of history.

About 300 ships, ferries and other commercial vessels move through San Francisco Bay every day, creating an enormous law enforcement task for the Coast Guard and several police and fire departments with marine patrols.