Coaches we
operate a large fleet
of modern high quality coaches.
The squadron was mainly employed watching the
spanish fleet
at toulon.
Fleet livery.
Our once proud
fishing fleet
has been in steady decline over the years.
Fleet of 11 tankers, with a further 4 under construction.
The will
rejoin the fleet
in dives su mer the following day.
Somewhere in the middle the racers were not so sure what to do, so consequently that race was scrapped for the
3.5m fleet.
A
regatta fleet
of 18 included many who were sailing in an open event for the first time.
Fleet of ships
following me, sailed on, knowing the god intended trouble.
Together the star alliance members serve 894 airports in 129 countries with a
combined fleet
of more than 2,000 aircraft.
Today, dundee captains and the city's
whaling fleet
have a permanent place in the geography of the world.
Fleet of 3 pelagic trawlers.
The city's
entire fleet
of refuse collection trucks will be powered by alternative fuels by the year 2010.
The committee had been considering the safety of the uk's nuclear
submarine fleet.
Fleet of 28 transit vans.
A drawing recording the attack by the
french fleet
on brighton is preserved in the hove museum.
He was heavily involved in the planning and execution of the crossing and provided 100 ships for the
invasion fleet.
Barring one discard so did stuart hards of the same club in the
5.5m fleet.
The registered tonnage of britain's ships was greater than the rest of the world's
merchant fleets
combined.
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