ship in operation

The class would walk along a deck and be able to see the ship in operation all around.

"They'd have to be to keep these ships in operation."

With these improvements, Cunard intended to keep the ship in operation until at least the middle 1970s.

They are among the smallest cruise ships in operation with any major cruise company.

The only difficulty lay in the fact they had to keep that ship in operation or the Pyrran city was dead.

With a draft of 12 metres, it can handle most of the largest cruise ships in operation today.

The eventual plan is to have five ships in operation, which will mean we will be able to accommodate the entire medical profession."

At present, I'd say there are at least two hundred Space Viking ships in operation.

From the Baltic coast, thousands were evacuated by ship in Operation Hannibal.

They wanted to see Arcot perform; they clamored to see the wonderful powers of this ship in operation.

She became gradually aware of the thousand sounds of the ship in operation, air whispering through ducts, a door closing somewhere, distant voices.

The company, San Diego Shipbuilding and Repair, eventually expects to have eight 350-passenger ships in operation.

From his incoherencies they'd deduced at least three pirate ships in operation and half a dozen ships captured, but they couldn't be identified.

Teresa Morehead, a biology major, was serving on a hospital ship in Operation Desert Storm.

The Barcelona Charter describes in a few paragraphs how conservation and restoration of traditional ships in operation should be done.

European Charter for the Conservation and Restoration of Traditional Ships in Operation.

The utility of such depots was demonstrated in 1964 by the excellent performance of these ships in Operation Quick Release.

Reksten showed a remarkable capacity for investments; by the time of World War II the widower had six ships in operation.

In March, Duluth participated as one of many amphibious ships in Operation Team Spirit '82.

The USS LST 325 is the last navigable tank landing ship in operation.

MSC Sindy is one of many Mediterranean Shipping Company container ships in operation.

On 27 March 1942, she detached from her normal duties again to participate with the same ships in Operation Picket II, another such aircraft delivery.

In 1971, she was used as a prison ship in Operation Demetrius as a place to hold internees without trial, including Gerry Adams.

In 1940, Elbing was requisitioned by the Kriegsmarine for use as a coal ship in Operation Sea Lion.

The ship was selected to participate as a target ship in Operation Crossroads, a series of nuclear weapon tests held at Bikini Atoll in mid-1946.