Crew in a sentence as a noun

Time how long the round-trip takes and you can pinpoint where the break is and send out a repair crew.

Learn on someone else's boat as crew for racing or deliveries.

I usually busted about 3-5 crews a year and the resistance against me built.

You call the town hall and learn that the road construction crew uses a Caterpillar BG500E wheeled asphalt paver.

Like this Asiana crew, it didnt compute that you needed to be a 1000 AGL at 3 miles and your sink rate should be 600-800 Ft/Min.

This guy was very important on the wing - he had a crew of other guys who walked around with him and people often came to pay him.

Immigrants were completely screwed in jail, because there was no way for them to navigate the bureaucracy.

A helicopter with crew costs over $1000 per hour, so we know you know we aren't being monitored indiscriminately from above.

Naturally, the NSA doesn't want repair crews finding their tap-in points!So how do you turn a piece of fiber into a beam-splitter without cutting and splicing?

Crew in a sentence as a verb

This design decision, and the famed management decision at MT to ignore engineer Roger Boisjoly's warnings on launch day, doomed the crew of STS-51-L.

I finally failed an extremely incompetent crew and it turned out he was the a high-ranking captain who was the Chief Line Check pilot on the fleet I was teaching on.

I suspect that, in the general case, keeping away people/projects for whom $20/month is prohibitively expensive ends up being a virtue for caker and the Linode crew.

In those days a business traveler could sit down to pose for a snapshot inside the aircraft cockpit, with the crew having no concerns about a person who was not an airline employee being there.

I have a photograph from those days showing me seated at the controls of a commercial airliner, which the crew of the airliner took after I boarded a flight early in the boarding process.

The problem with the glass was not resolved quickly, my wife had to wait a fair amount of time for someone to show up with a wheelchair to take her to the doctor and the crew went into "don't get sued" mode really quickly.

That day I went out and I mentioned the 2nd crew had the deer in the headlights look, he had 10x the experience of me, owned a boat bigger than mine, but in that moment he was completely stuck and useless until we started yelling at him what to do.

This particular conference had an amazing volunteer crew that had been together for years, many of whom had serious day jobs: brilliant designers, high-tech executives, etc. Knowing that the volunteers were gems, I knew that how the famous conference speakers treated them was all about the speakers.

[1]- Tear gassing and arresting reporters- Al-Jazera news crew was shot at and tear gassed [2]- No fly zone over all of Ferguson- Street level blockades & teargassing of porches to keep people inside- No badges, tags or any identifying marks on police- etc, etc,This is a disgrace for America and a wake up call for all of us.

Crew definitions

noun

the men and women who man a vehicle (ship, aircraft, etc.)

noun

an organized group of workmen

See also: gang

noun

an informal body of friends; "he still hangs out with the same crowd"

See also: crowd gang bunch

noun

the team of men manning a racing shell

verb

serve as a crew member on