Sentence examples for village fleet from inspiring English sources

Developing countries, where law enforcement is weak, seem to do better when a group right over an expanse of water is given to a co-operative or village fleet.

"The T's cooling system works best just before it gets hot enough to boil the water," commented owner David Jones, who also has driven various Ts in the bustling Greenfield Village fleet through some of Michigan's hottest summers.

The summer Cal turns fourteen, the livelihood — indeed, the manhood — of these fishermen is threatened by the death of the village fleet's owner and the decision of his university-educated son to get rid of the family business.

Giles Milton's lively account of the north African white slave trade in the 17th and 18th centuries includes a description of an attack on a Cornish fishing village by a fleet of Islamic corsairs.

In the early 1900's, a "mosquito fleet" ferried passengers from village to village throughout the San Juans.

Mayor Glacken said that following the trial, if Freeport is within 5 to 10percentt of the cost of leasing, operating and maintaining a gas-fueled vehicle, the village would consider replacing its fleet with the electric vehicle as its older cars wore out.

He brought us a world of miniature nuts and bolts, and diminutive plates and girders, clockwork train sets and model village landscapes, doll house furniture and fleets of toy cars, boats and planes.

Almost all the fish have died out; a once-thriving fishing fleet that had supported several villages has disappeared.

But the village's livelihood is threatened when the fishing fleet's owner dies and his son looks to sell the family business.

Helen next visits the fishing village of Pittenweem, home to the Fife fishing fleet.

Other revenue earners are copra, mostly produced in the village economy, and license fees from foreign fishing fleets, including a special tuna-fishing agreement with the European Union.