Sentence examples for whose tanker from inspiring English sources

So when oil is $25 a barrel, Mr. Caldwell says, he may receive about $22 from the local oil broker, whose tanker trucks haul it away.

Canada plans to shut down the rail operator whose tanker train blew up in a small Quebec town last month, killing 47 people, because the company does not have enough insurance to pay for cleanup costs and other damage, the Canadian Transportation Agency said Tuesday.

"We believe that five or six months a year are now available [for sailing through the Northeast passage]," says Sergei Frank, the chief executive of the state-owned shipping company, Sovcomflot, whose tanker made the record-breaking voyage.

Two major railroad companies, Norfolk Southern and CSX — whose tanker trains have derailed and exploded this year — are suing Maryland's Department of Environmental to block it from disclosing shipment information to the Associated Press and McClatchy.

An exception to this regulation is the tanker, whose subdivision is fine enough that flooding of several side tanks is insufficient to capsize the ship.

Rescue helicopters and ships scoured the frigid Atlantic waters off Virginia on Sunday for 18 sailors whose ethanol-laden tanker ship exploded, burned and sank Saturday night.

Billy has his sights trained, as do Idris and Harry, on a huge Somali-hijacked tanker whose highly combustible cargo is liquefied natural gas — and whose crew, before the hijacking, had been infiltrated by two Qaeda operatives.

Because the San Francisco Bay is choking on 58,000 gallons of oil spilled from an errant tanker — whose pilot could not, in utterly placid water, avoid a bridge (a bridge!) — it's inevitable that a strained analogy be made, so here goes.

The election also coincides with the start this week of a trial over the sinking of the Prestige tanker, whose oil devastated Galicia's beaches a decade ago, and the revival of the disaster has given opposition candidates ammunition against Mr. Rajoy, who was deputy prime minister at the time of the spill.

Five of last year's list members did not meet that threshold, despite three getting richer, including Hadi Surya, whose Berlian Laju Tanker secured a 30-year contract to transport liquefied natural gas for BP.

This is the spew and bile of way-out right rabble-rousers and think-tankers whose prejudices outweigh their brains.