Then time to leave the nest, to share food instead, and with others of the crewing.

'Oh, I don't suppose us girls will do any actual crewing.

The first was the crewing of the ships.

'Cost, not competence, is too often the dominant factor in the crewing of ships.

Wednesday is club night, where qualified sailors may be able to talk themselves into some crewing, and there are usually races on Sunday.

Other duties vary depending on the type of ship, her crewing, and other factors.

The remaining fleet was steadily reduced, and Cunard took over the crewing of ships.

After completing crewing, loading supplies, and a short see trial she left for Rio on 15 June.

It was founded in 1956 and is dedicated to the personal development of young people aged 16 to 25 through the crewing of tall ships.

Luckily, increased automation allowed the smaller crewing.

It is tasked with monitoring the shipworthiness, safety and appropriate crewing of all vessels entering jurisdictional waters.

In late November 2005, the outsourcing of the crewing of two Irish Ferries vessels commenced and the contractor's employees came on board.

On July 1, 1900, months before entering the yard for the complete rebuild, Congress had instituted a radical change in the crewing of USC&GS vessels.

During one of my later crewing spells Vincent was anchored off Burnham on Crouch when we received orders to proceed to Poole as soon as possible.

"And speaking both in a personal sense and as Trade Secretary, I certainly support transferring that funding from the maintenance and crewing of obsolescent warships to more productive ends!

The RAN opted to maintain the ship at full operational crewing at all times, with a ship's company of 158, including 22 Army and 6 RAAF personnel.

The company is now into the fifth generation of the family and operates various companies skilled within the cruise and passenger shipping trade, as well as aviation, ships' crewing, ship building and offshore industries.

They were active in parachute packing and the crewing of barrage balloons in addition to performing catering, meteorology, radar, aircraft maintenance, transport, communications duties including wireless telephonic and telegraphic operation.

The history of Rowhedge is connected directly to the River Colne; ship or boat building and the crewing of many vessels go back to the nineteenth century, maritime pursuits in general even further.

Whatever else one may say of the class, the Cruizer-class brig-sloops were both fast and provided serious firepower for minimal crewing, characteristics that appealed to a Navy suffering serious and ever increasing staffing shortages.

In 2005 the ship management and crewing of the first LNGC of EXMAR, "EXCALIBUR", has been entrusted to EXMAR Shipmanagement.

Bache finished her last surveys in the Chesapeake under a new crewing scheme, as Congress had instituted a radical change in the crewing of the vessels through appropriation law approved June 6, 1900, effective July 1, 1900.

The demise or bareboat charter is a subtype of time charter in which the charterer takes responsibility for the crewing and maintenance of the ship during the time of the charter, assuming the legal responsibilities of the owner and is known as a disponent owner.

Commanders were selected at top level of course, after which they were invited to attend at HQ where they would sift through the applications from prospective crew members, discuss them with the administrating Inspector and eventually come to a mutual agreement on the crewing of each cutter for the following year.

Traditional watermen shyed away from the considerable risks such as boiler explosions or fires that were involved with early Steamboats and Afro American watermen went on to gain financial success and freedoms by specialising in the crewing of these boats within The Mississippi River Steamboat economy of the 1840s.

The Americans said the photograph was for the crew members' families.

He was also one of the few black people on the film crew.

The crew members have little or no experience on a J-24.

She has become just one of the crew, they say.

He knew what they would all say, the whole crew.

But will a new crew chief give him better results?

Especially since her crew could find nothing wrong with the systems.

What kind of example did he set for his crew?

He never once looked back to watch the crew at their industry.

And, also more than likely, still another color for the crew.

But I'm going to give you and your crew a chance to live.

With such a crew and population, one can do much.

And I've never seen a crew like those people before.

Inside she felt her crew could come up with the best idea.

She could not put her crew at risk any longer.

The crew can get along without you for a few more days.

But the same could not be said for the rest of the crew.

I may have cost myself a great deal in the eyes of my crew.

The crew was on leave and left after one day.

Quickly all of the crew members went back to what they were doing.

Open space might not care, but the crew sure did.

The rest of the crew seemed to be hard at work.

His crew would never turn on him for a wrong decision.

For the first time, he really looked at the crew.

In just a few minutes, the crew would know what to do.

From the looks of them, they crewed at least ten, maybe more.

Still, if you let me go, I'll probably end up crewing again for a while.

Only four people know for certain who crewed the ship.

They would be crewed by a complement of 334 hands.

It was crewed by 33-37 men, including four officers, during its service.

We were crewed together up to the day he went down."

Let me go back to crewing like I did before."

The family boats were crewed by men and women, three or four to a boat.

Dead right, even though she'd never crewed a combat vehicle before.

The vehicle will be crewed by four to six firefighters.

Also what was the average size of men who crewed this?"

At the beginning of their careers, the ships were crewed by about 900 men.

Out of the 1,000 men crewing the ships, 300 survived.

They were crewed by between 10 and 15 men.

Did it touch or affect all those who crewed the ship?

Expeditions or crewing a vessel from one country to another.

Each ship would be crewed by 41 officers and 1,258 enlisted men.

Each ship can be fully activated and crewed within five days.

Those were better machines than his men had, and crewed by soldiers everyone called the best in the human universe.

We were joined by the other women who crewed the Ronda.

The deck was lightly crewed at night, in such fine weather.

The boats were crewed by four officers and 28 men for a complement of 32.

Weasel, they had called him when he crewed aboard the Hope.

"Those who crewed the ships are all either dying or dead.

They might have been hastily crewed and short on supplies, but their weapons were in order.