loss at sea

But tell us, do you hear whether Antonio have had any loss at sea or no?

In addition to theft, another potential problem is partial or total losses at sea.

The losses at sea included three supply ships carrying 500 vehicles.

Or confirm it is a genuine loss at sea.'

The vague news of his loss at sea a little later on solved a problem which had become torture to her meek conscience.

Loss at sea of migrants' boats off the Libyan coast (debate)

Because of these joint efforts, by August 1945 the Japanese merchant navy was suffering 90% losses at sea.

Because of the urgency of the situation and heavy losses at sea, interest developed in creating an alternate air ferry route further north.

The Second World War was not the end of Cory's losses at sea.

The next item is the Commission statement on the loss at sea of migrants' boats off the Libyan coast.

"We've suffered some grave losses at sea.

As a patron, Maximin was invoked as protection against perjury, loss at sea and destructive rains.

Losses at sea were 908 United Kingdom civilians and 63 fisherman killed by U-boat attacks.

It may include marine insurance for shipwrecks or losses at sea or fidelity and surety insurance.

With the loss at sea, Tun Abdul Jamil was forced to abandon the land siege.

The trade in young white girls was a specialized trade, yet it involved no costly transportation across the ocean, only rare losses at sea, and top prices.

However, these inroads by man and beast on board were light when compared with losses at sea, due to storm or war, when whole shipments might be lost.

The Court could not say what actually had happened to Koombana, but it seemed reasonably clear that the hurricane had been responsible for her total loss at sea.

All of the UK losses at sea were caused by aircraft or missile strikes (by both the Argentine Air Force and Naval Aviation).

As a consequence, the British were able to rebuild their strength to attack Axis shipping carrying supplies to North Africa resulting in heavy Axis losses at sea.

The seven year old letter described the loss at sea of four ships from the expedition of Bartolomeu Dias, and warned of hostilities encountered on the Indian coast.

The barometer and a chart of recent readings was kept on public display, to seek to provide fishermen with indications of likely weather patterns so as to assist in diminishing losses at sea.

That reality, combined with a shortage of transport caused by losses at sea, resulted in 1st Canadian Division and its tank brigade being halted just days into the operation, for a much needed rest until they became used to the climate conditions.

She tries to capture that kind of melancholy in songs like "The Sailor Boy" that tells the story of a woman so heartbroken about her lover's loss at sea that she sets out on a boat to find him.

"Our moms give us books like 'Total Loss: A Collection of 45 First-Hand Accounts of Yacht Losses at Sea,' " she added, pulling the thick volume down from one of their newly built bookshelves.