Lexicographical Neighbors of Tankship
Literary usage of Tankship
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. How to Trade With Korea: A Guide to Trade & Investment by DIANE Publishing Company (1995)
"The Exxon Valdez is a two-year-old tankship of single skin, high-strength steel
construction. It is 987 feet long, 166 feet wide and 88 feet deep. ..."
2. Journal by Pennsylvania General Assembly. Senate (1916)
"... warning and without regard to the safety of its neutral passengers, of whom
the said Thresher was one: by wrecking without warning the American tankship ..."
3. The Russian Rockefellers: The Saga of the Nobel Family and the Russian Oil by Robert W. Tolf (1976)
"... tankship, one built exclusively for bulk transport of oil. Safety considerations
were the first problems to surmount: sealing off the oil from the ..."
4. Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding: A List of References in the New York by New York Public Library, Rollin Alger Sawyer (1919)
"Evolution of the oil tankship. (Institution of Petroleum Technologists. Journal.
London, 1915. v.1, p. 280-324.) VHY 1150. r— (Petroleum world. ..."
5. How to Trade With Korea: A Guide to Trade & Investment by DIANE Publishing Company (1995)
"The Exxon Valdez is a two-year-old tankship of single skin, high-strength steel
construction. It is 987 feet long, 166 feet wide and 88 feet deep. ..."
6. Journal by Pennsylvania General Assembly. Senate (1916)
"... warning and without regard to the safety of its neutral passengers, of whom
the said Thresher was one: by wrecking without warning the American tankship ..."
7. The Russian Rockefellers: The Saga of the Nobel Family and the Russian Oil by Robert W. Tolf (1976)
"... tankship, one built exclusively for bulk transport of oil. Safety considerations
were the first problems to surmount: sealing off the oil from the ..."
8. Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding: A List of References in the New York by New York Public Library, Rollin Alger Sawyer (1919)
"Evolution of the oil tankship. (Institution of Petroleum Technologists. Journal.
London, 1915. v.1, p. 280-324.) VHY 1150. r— (Petroleum world. ..."
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