catcher boat造句

• Two catcher boats, in the Antarctic area since November, were returning Friday.
• The two catcher boats were scheduled to return home on Friday, said Takanori Ohashi of the Fisheries Agency.
• Svend Foyn introduced mechanized, steam-powered catcher boats equipped with bow-chaser deck cannons and heavy-caliber harpoons that exploded on impact.
• Such a system is supported by trawlers, who catch more than 85 percent of the Bering Sea pollock, says Brent Paine of Seattle-based United Catcher Boats.
• In 1973 a duel factory-catcher boat was built, the " Miwa Maru ", which caught 279 minke whales from 1973 to 1975, mainly in the Okhotsk Sea.
• "He is one of the most conscientious and thorough captains, " said Brent Paine, director of United Catcher Boats, a trade group to which the Pacific Alliance belonged.
• Fisher men and women, owners of factory trawlers, catcher boats, mother ships and shore plants in Alaska will crowd into a room at Davis Wright Tremaine law offices and have at it.
• The Nisshin-maru, Japan's last remaining whale-processing ship, and two catcher boats, the Toshi-maru and the Kyo-maru, have been in the Antarctic area since last November on Japan's eighth such whaling tour since 1987.
• Representatives of several Seattle-based catcher boats and some competing trawlers testified in favor of the bill, expressing little sympathy for the plight of the Norwegian company that could lose the hundreds of millions of dollars it has spent refurbishing the factory trawlers for the Bering Sea.
• In 1909, after some investigation by his son August Christensen and his crew, a Norwegian company known in the native language as  Sociedad Ballenera del Pacifico ( Pacific Whaling Company ) and a port were established on San Pedro with catcher boats and a land station known as  A / S Pacific.
• "It is time to stop these huge factory trawlers from raiding our fisheries with outrageous conduct that is so devastating to our resources, " said Sen . Ron Wyden, D-Ore . " Somewhere along the way these huge foreign factory trawlers overtook our relatively small catcher boats . . . the groundfish industry in Oregon is hurting ."
• An average of 23 catcher boats  each of which averaged about 23 tons between 1952 and 1986  were involved each year between 1950 and 1986, from a peak of 80 in 1950 to a low of seven from 1973 to 1978  these boats also caught other species, mainly giant beaked whales, short-finned pilot whales, and killer whales.