running boat造句

• On 22 February, off the coast of Colombia, the ship pursued a possible drug-running boat.
• They offer diving and snorkeling courses, running boat trips to Rendezvous Bay to the north and renting out two-seater kayaks.
• The VMSB Club runs straight-running boats just as they did 100 years ago but have also progressed to radio controlled boats and hydroplanes.
• In 2000 the " Thomas Dadford " canal boat was transferred from the northern to the southern section, and began running boat trips from Neath town centre.
• The Freeport yard specialized in building commercial fishing boats including trawlers, government boats for the Coast Guard, rum running boats, as well as sailboats and garveys for local baymen.
• He owned a fleet of rum-running boats, controlled the Rhode Island coast line and was a member of the Prohibition era organization known as the " Big Seven Group ".
• Police immediately cracked down, and the Albanian government earlier this year tried to remove the skafs from the water altogether, passing a law against running boats that travel faster than 20 miles per hour.
• Japanese officials said Wednesday that in 1999 North Korea also denied any link to a drug-running boat that, after completing what the officials said was a drug transfer, narrowly escaped Japan Guard patrol boats.
• They attempted to mine salt at Nantwich, but failed to find any, and tried running boats on the Trent and Mersey, from which goods were carried over land to Nantwich, for onward carriage to Liverpool.
• Shipboard gambling in the unregulated international waters off New York City has had a choppy ride since Casino New York's corporate ancestor, Bay Casino, began running boats in December 1996, surprising _ and displeasing _ Giuliani.
• Deputy Secretary of State Richard L . Armitage has hailed Japan's sinking last month of a mystery ship tentatively identified as a North Korean drug-running boat, a sign of the Bush administration's hardening attitudes toward North Korea.
• White Horse Fast Ferries has been running boats since June from the Embankment across from the South Bank Center to Canary Wharf and in the year to come will add other city stops and a shuttle to the Millennium Dome.
• He did not immediately take up engineering, even though the Chester Canal had asked him to work for them in 1776, but instead became a partner with Henshall in a canal carrying business, running boats on the Trent and Mersey Canal.
• The harbor is crowded with reef-running boats as well as other tour and fishing craft . No longer the remote, rough-and-tumble port of only a few years ago, Cairns ( pronounced " Cans " ) is in danger of being stuffed like sardine cans.