ore ship造句

• An early casualty was the iron ore ship,, bound for Cardiff, Wales.
• The 610'long former ore ship William A Irvin is a museum ship along the Duluth waterfront.
• Captained an ore ship on the Great Lakes.
• Many worked for the Pittsburgh Steamship Company, piloting iron ore ships from Duluth, Minnesota to Ashtabula and other ports.
• The Germans rightly suspected that the British were planning to mine the Norwegian coastal waters used by German ore ships.
• BHP Iron Ore ships about 45 million metric tons of iron ore a year to steel makers in Japan, Southeast Asia and Europe.
• This theater piece tells the tragic story of the sinking of this mighty ore ship from the point of view of the wives of several fated crew members.
• While ore ships can move around on the Great Lakes, the large ships that could take it overseas profitably are too big to clear locks in Ontario, McConnell said.
• The development in the 1960s of immense, highly automated ore ships, up to a fifth of a mile long, drastically reduced the number of sailors on the Great Lakes.
• The production tells the story of the sinking of this ore ship from the point of view of crew members, local sailors, and the wives of several crew members.
• Loading of ore ships in New Caledonia resumed last week after a 10-day dispute involving native Kanak people demanding the transfer of ownership of some of the island's nickel resources.
• The line to Buffalo was almost completed in 1906 and linked the coal and timber lands of Pennsylvania to the ore ships of Goodyear's Buffalo & Susquehanna Steamship Company in Buffalo.
• Oglebay Norton Co ., which operates Great Lakes iron ore ships that supply steel mills, is steadily hiring and training deck hands for its vessels, said Stuart Theis, the Cleveland-based company's vice president for marine transportation.
• A site was chosen on the east border of Pennsylvania on the Delaware River 30 mile north of Philadelphia, near Morrisville, Pa . Ore ships could steam from Venezuela and up the Delaware to unload without travelling the Panama Canal, saving shipping costs.
• On the evening of 21 March 1940 the British submarine " Leipzig " in Heligoland Bight the previous December ) intercepted the German iron ore ship " Hedderheim ", en route from Narvik, and sank her eight miles off the coast of Denmark, although the crew were all saved.
• McCaffrey explained the origin of the brainship premise to SFFworld in a 2004 interview . " I remember reading a story about a woman searching for her son's brain, it had been used for an autopilot on an ore ship and she wanted to find it and give it surcease.
• The son of an Italian-American mother and a Turkish immigrant who changed the family name from Ali, Ally, whose father worked on Great Lakes ore ships and later as a tool and die maker, grew up in a blue-collar household in Detroit before joining the Army Air Corps in World War II.
• They therefore decided in the last week of March to use the Norwegian corridor to send empty ore ships northward filled with military stores and soldiers concealed below decks, in order at the given moment to seize the various ports on the Norwegian seaboard which they considered to have military value . | Winston Churchill }}