1. Several ocean-going ships are being laid down here.

2. At the height of his shipping career he owned about 60 ocean-going vessels.

3. The big ocean-going booms with their kite sails were becoming as rare as square-rigged schooners or clipper ships.

4. Other diving birds, including ocean-going penguin species in the southern hemisphere, can also sit out storms.

5. Ships are noisy places Ocean-going tankers and oil platforms are formidable places in terms of stray radio transmission.

6. He pioneered mild-steel shipbuilding in 1878,() constructing the first ocean-going steel ship Rotomahana.

7. They pride themselves on providing a top grade service and have done everything form cleaning ocean-going liners to baby-sitting chinchillas.

8. This harbour teemed with oceangoing commerce.

9. Many oceangoing ships are sailing on the canal.

10. Our oceangoing ship is ploughing across the Pacific Ocean.

11. The biggest oceangoing ships on the North Atlantic arrived and departed.

12. A lot of the mercury in oceangoing fish also hails from sources abroad.

13. By 1525 , the authorities ordered that all oceangoing vessels be destroyed.

14. They have thrown out a pier to accommodate oceangoing freighters.

15. It is sold to Ethyl to market in an arrangement in which Ethyl provides oceangoing tankers for both companies.

16. The Manchester Ship Canal (completed in 894) affords access for oceangoing vessels. Population, 4'4,200.

17. Recently a substantial number of cases of self - heating of Peruvian fishmeal during oceangoing transport.

18. Meteorological conditions in holds are a key factor causing goods mildew in oceangoing transportation besides the physical and chemical characteristics of the cargo itself.

19. A strategic waterway linking the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of Oman. The narrow strait controls oceangoing traffic to and from the oil-rich Gulf States.

20. By 1500 the Government had made it a capital offense to build a boat with more than two masts, and in 1525 the Government ordered the destruction of all oceangoing ships.

21. capital offense to build a boat with more than two masts, and in 1525 the Government ordered the destruction of all oceangoing ships.

22. The Manchester Ship Canal (completed in 1894) affords access for oceangoing vessels. Population, 464,200.