Sentence examples for vessels out from inspiring English sources

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

"Throughout most of a shrimp's life, there is a fleet of commercial vessels out there in active pursuit," Mr. Osburn said.

The situation would have been totally changed at 9 o'clock at night after commuting hours, when you wouldn't have had the commercial vessels out there".

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.

Instead, he followed the larger vessels out to sea, and when their holding tanks were full of grouper, mackerel and tuna, he would transport some of the load back to market.

Early in the 19th century, many empires – Spanish, French, British, the United States – were vying for power in the Americas, and the Gulf of Mexico brimmed with vessels out to pirate, battle and trade, Dr. Irion said.

He said the commandos came ashore using small speedboats launched from a larger naval vessel out at sea.

Thirty-six hofrs of continuous loading activity later - we'd boarded a little prematurely - two squat tugs edged our vessel out from the twinkling port lights and into the darkness of the Singapore Straits.

Later that evening the ship reappears on the surface of the water, engulfed in hellfire, with apparitions of the dead pirates steering the ghost vessel out to sea.

First, the Court held that the elements of the offense did not require that the vessel be fitted out within the United States, but rather than an intention to fit the vessel out in an intermediary port was sufficient.

Paquette, master of the Wilfred Sykes, out in the same storm, said, "I'll tell anyone that it was a monster sea washing solid water over the deck of every vessel out there".