ship's machinery

"The ship's machinery may break down, but we will not.

There was the urge to attack the ship's machinery at random.

The intruder was an engineer and appreciated the ship's machinery.

The air was crisp and thrummed with the sounds of ship's machinery.

I could hear the hum of the ship's machinery now, sense the power of the organisation that was in her.

Although after the first few days, as always, even the constant noise of ship's machinery had faded to the background for Kirk.

The ship's machinery was a confused tangle of bent and twisted metal.

The explosion flooded the ship's machinery spaces and her crew abandoned ship.

The steady vibration of the ship's machinery seemed more noticeable outside the camper.

The cruising turbines were also removed which simplified the ship's machinery at a small cost in power.

The two electronics technicians watching the displays never even noticed; they probably thought it was some change in the incessant rhythm of the ship's machinery.

You feel the ship's machinery.

Suddenly the planes were gone, and it was quiet again except for the wind and the muted rumbling of the ship's machinery.

Once in every so often there was a cushioned thud as some item of the space ship's machinery operated a relay somewhere.

The ship's machinery consisted of four Parsons steam turbines, each driving one propeller shaft.

In March a wrecking schooner removed the ship's machinery, after which the hull was presumably scrapped.

Mr. Gatepaille said a second would have meant shifting large parts of the ship's machinery, entailing significant cost overruns.

Reynolds ignored the taste and smell of the air and the distant throbbing of the ship's machinery.

During the maneuvers, the ship's machinery proved troublesome, which necessitated repairs at Newport from 9-19 May.

The ship's machinery was also significantly damaged by the flooding, and the starboard propeller shaft was destroyed.

Only one of the 60 smoke detectors in the ship's machinery spaces was tested, and during the fire the engine room's smoke alarm did not sound.

Personal accounts of the ship's machinery suffering badly through high-tempo cyclic usage and poor logistic support were commonplace.

They fought over the controls, back and forth, Splock making reasonable requests, Bill making impossible demands of the ship's machinery.

The ship's machinery spaces and auxiliary machinery rooms had two layers of Ducol steel, each 25 mm thick, to protect them.

In 1909-10 the ship's machinery was overhauled and her amidships casemated 75 mm guns were removed and plated over four years later.