How To Use Stowaway In A Sentence
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The shell-shocked stowaway was discovered running around the immigration detention centre at Manchester Airport after a flight from Jamaica.
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`One can go north, try to get to a port, stowaway on a neutral ship -- try to get to Sweden or somewhere like that.
IN LOVE AND WAR
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The campaign is aimed to crack down on those who run blockades by sea or hide in containers, and those foreign stowaways who use China as a transfer point.
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The spotlight will also be on senior Belgian Government ministers next week when a senate commission will ask why x-ray scanners were not installed at all ports to detect stowaways.
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`One can go north, try to get to a port, stowaway on a neutral ship -- try to get to Sweden or somewhere like that.
IN LOVE AND WAR
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Under the scheme which ran from April 2000 until December last year when the High Court made its ruling, drivers and freight operators faced a £2,000 fine for each stowaway found in their vehicles.
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If the spacecraft, after running out of maneuvering fuel, should crash into Europa, it might contaminate that moon with stowaway microbes from Earth and confound future searchers for indigenous life.
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You can't take the direct approach since this might draw attention to yourself so you must stowaway in the large piece of luggage which the bellhop is carting upstairs.
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The Army had barred Donovan from going in with any of its contingents, no way a Navy admiral would countermand orders from a sister service and take a stowaway, Stark told him.
Wild Bill Donovan
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The crew discovered the stowaway about two days into their voyage.
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One ancient relative of mine hid in a stowaway boat on a cruise liner to come to the U.S. all the way from Poland!
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As she entered the small kitchen she saw the stowaway serving plates of what looked like pasta with white sauce.
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And when so detected they betrayed no recognition of their masters, for no soldier can recognize his dog — so heinous a circumstance is attempted stowaway.
The Red Game of War
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The dock workers could smuggle nationalist leaders into ships as stowaways.
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Packinghouse managers must ensure that the fruit they ship isn't harboring live lychee fruit moths or oriental fruit flies; such stowaways could wreak agricultural havoc.
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Company bosses expressed surprise after three stowaways were found under the carriage of a train.
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Stowaway dies after falling from truck A STOWAWAY has died after falling off the back of a truck in southern New South Wales.
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Heavy fines are imposed on airlines, shippers and trucking companies found to be carrying stowaways, whilst border controls have been stepped up.
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Easiest of all is getting 27 able-bodied hearties to go with him, one of them a stowaway.
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It transpired that the couple were among many passengers travelling under assumed names, which along with stowaways led to confusion when calculating the final death toll of around 1,500.
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Packinghouse managers must ensure that the fruit they ship isn't harboring live lychee fruit moths or oriental fruit flies; such stowaways could wreak agricultural havoc.
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Even Thomas Aquinas was a stowaway, as the Spaniards smuggled his scholasticism and rigid conceptions of social hierarchy into the Americas.
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Travel jugs and water boilers are increasingly popular, many including stowaway drinking cups.
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The force revealed that, in July, August and September last year, 181 stowaways had been discovered.
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Some 15 stowaways from India and Vietnam were found on-board a Finnish freighter that docked at Finland's eastern port of Hamina today, the police said.
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Two stowaways who were found dead in the undercarriage of a plane at Heathrow Airport were boys as young as 12-years-old, it was revealed yesterday.
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The rats offer several advantages to researchers: the rodents are a distinct species from later European stowaways, and therefore did not interbreed.
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I needed a history more complete than the strangled bits that he had owned and passed on to me—a short, brutal tale of having been trapped as a stowaway on a ship.
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As stowaways scrounging for food, they are forced to flee the authorities.
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In November 2001, the friendly tortoiseshell, named after the man who cared for her, became a stowaway on methanol tanker Tomiwaka, which was bound for Korea.
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He soon finds himself sailing away from the port in the Melissa, one of the worlds most luxurious cruise ships, not as a stowaway but as a legitimate passenger.
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The journey's scarcely begun when he discovers a stowaway: Russell, a chubby, maladroit Wilderness Explorer Scout who's out to earn his Elderly Assistance Badge.
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In 1993 a Greek captain found African stowaways on board and flung them into the sea.
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The stowaway masqueraded as a crew member.
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So too, in Soyer's narrative, what seems ordinary never is: thus, a ragged young stowaway, in spite of his attire, looked as brisk and independent as a modern
Alexis Soyer and the Rise of the Celebrity Chef
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Both of them went to Seoul as stowaways on a train.
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Last year, some 9,465 stowaways were caught, down 18 per cent on the figure for the previous year.
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As the train speeds away, running precisely on time, he locks the doors to the coach and the interleading doors, a security precaution against theft and stowaways.
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The two men inspected recently installed systems for checking passports and detecting stowaways on vehicles, including heartbeat sensors and gamma ray scanners.
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Those of us brought up on the romantic fiction of Robert Louis Stevenson or John Buchan tend to think of stowaways on more exotic voyages: Bristol to Barbados, say, or Southampton to Shanghai.
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The other stowaway, whom I will call the Devonian -- it was noticeable that neither of them told his name -- had both been brought up and seen the world in a much smaller way.
Essays of Travel
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They made it back to Florida as stowaways on a boat, with nothing more than the clothes they stood up in.
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Authorities in the southern Italian port of Gioia Tauro found a stowaway in a well-appointed container, fitted out with a bed, toilet, heater and water.
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He said that the equipment - used to spot people hidden in lorries - was also needed at the Frethun rail freight yard, near Calais, because trains are also used by stowaways.
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Many of the drivers complain that they had no reason to suspect their vehicles contained stowaways, and that they are being used as unpaid immigration officials.
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I felt that real sunshiny weather would certainly unearth, or unchair, my stowaway.
In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories
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The stowaways were discovered when the lorry in which they were travelling was stopped during a routine search at the entrance to the base.
