laden ship造句

• The next day another fertilizer-laden ship, the High Flyer, also blew up.
• From 1914 until 1974, tolls were frozen at 90 cents per ton for laden ships.
• Palestinian militants have tried in the past to attack Israeli naval vessels with explosives-laden ships.
• Several documented treasure laden ships were destroyed on Inaguan reefs between the years of 1500 and 1825.
• Chavez seized a gasoline-laden ship whose crew joined the strike by dropping anchor in Lake Maracaibo.
• Following Sam's trail, Nate finds Avery's treasure-laden ship in a cavern.
• When his laden ship arrived at Gibraltar, it was ready to sail again in a matter of hours.
• Throughout the period of galleon trade, Palapag Port harbored these richly-laden ships from Moro and Dutch pursuits.
• The PDVSA strike began when merchant seamen anchored fuel-laden ships and workers at refineries and petrochemical plants walked out.
• The government said food-laden ships are arriving from other countries and it will get the supplies to the camps.
• Again you may see the air in motion over the sea, fill the swelling sails and drive heavily laden ships.
• With fully laden ships they sailed back to France, selling their plunder at Rouen and elsewhere for a handsome profit.
• The government has said food-laden ships are arriving from other countries and it will get the supplies to the camps.
• Chavez seized a gasoline-laden ship whose crew joined the strike by dropping anchor in western Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo.
• The aid-laden ship was checked for weapons in Ireland by customs officials and a senator from the Irish Green Party.
• The Angolan government has said food-laden ships are also arriving from other countries and pledged to get the supplies to the camps.
• That led Khrushchev to recall his missile-laden ships from the Caribbean, and after 13 harrowing days, the Cuban missile crisis ended.
• The Orkney newspaper of the time said that it was one of the most richly-laden ships that was ever wrecked in the area.
• In other cases, fuel-laden ships and trucks are being allowed to leave ports even when Albanians have withheld approval, the report said.
• The new channel Gedney discovered was deeper, enough of an added margin that fully laden ships could come into the harbor even at slack tide.