trawler造句

Then came the trawler event.

Numerical simulation and bulbous optimization of trawler

The trawler was brought to anchor in the strait.

the very first trawler ever to fish those waters

The trawler was fishing off the coast of Iceland.

He and I were shipmates on a trawler once.

The next day the U-boat was towed by a trawler to Iceland.

A big rescue operation has been launched for a trawler missing in the North Atlantic.

This is the very first trawler ever to fish those waters.

In 2003, the Australian navy chased the Uruguayan-flagged Viarsa 1 trawler for 21 days across the Southern ocean.

According to Japanese reports, the trawler then rammed two Japanese patrol boats, triggering a naval chase and the captain’s arrest.

Take the case of the Alaska Ranger, a 184-foot trawler that sank in the Bering Sea in 2008.

Zhan Qixiong was arrested earlier this month after his trawler collided with two Japanese patrol vessels near disputed islands in the East China Sea.

It's a typical sight in fishing areas: a trawler or other boat being followed by seabirds eager to gulp down the unwanted fish the crew throws back.

Zhan Qixiong was detained earlier this month after his trawler collided with Japanese vessels near disputed islands in the East China Sea. He was freed on Friday.

The Chinese trawler, carrying a crew of 15, first collided with the Japanese patrol boat Yonakuni at around 10:15 a. m. local time, slightly damaging its stern.

The 150-ton naval ship with 30 sailors aboard had been on a routine mission when it collided with a trawler late Wednesday, a navy spokesman said.

The development of the steam trawler brought fish from all over the North Atlantic, Iceland and Greenland and the steam railways allowed easy and fast distribution of the fish around the country.

The crew of the fishing boat was thrown into the sea when the vessel capsized, but the three men were rescued by another trawler, according to the Mainichi newspaper.

If memory serves, last year when one of our navy patrol aircraft crashed off the Aleutians, one of your fishing vessels” it had been an intelligence trawler“ picked up the crew, saved their lives.

Rather, the captain, 41, had returned from 18 days in detention in Japan after his trawler collided with Japanese Coast Guard boats patrolling waters near rocky isles claimed by both China and Japan.

The real lesson of the trawler/rare earth incident is that great powers can ignore the rules when they think they have to, and they can often get away with it.