escorting造句

NATO warships have launched an anti-piracy operation off the coast of Somalia by escorting one ship to port with plans for a similar operation on Tuesday.

Condoleezza Rice was a dyed-in-the-wool realist who had famously observed that the 82nd Airborne's job description did not include escorting kids to school.

At a press conference in Brussels, NATO Secretary General Jaap DE Hoop Scheffer said the first operation escorting a boat on had gone well.

According to sources, the underground remittance system involves a broker in North Korea escorting a person designated to receive the money to a prearranged spot on the bank of the Tumen River.

The EU now has a dedicated naval fleet escorting ships in the region, while the US navy announced that it had created a new international force specifically to deal with Somali pirates.

They could trample whatever they liked underfoot. This was how the press-gang started. To prevent those forced into the army from running away, the conscripts were bound and marched along in a line with soldiers escorting them.