ocean route वाक्य

The Rig Vedas written around 1700 BCE, credits Varuna with knowledge of the ocean routes and describes naval expeditions.
Bailey, who flew to Martha's Vineyard two weeks ago, said the ocean route can be hazardous, especially at night.
The new system could be particularly useful to commercial airlines on ocean routes, when planes are out of radar range.
New organizations were formed and new cross ocean routes were established in the face of the enemy and under difficult conditions.
Community organizers said they were outraged by the announcement, and they accused the FAA of never seriously considering the ocean routes.

These trans-ocean routes made it possible to travel from Britain to Hong Kong using only the CPR's ships, trains and hotels.
Traveling the ocean route allowed the Portuguese to avoid sailing across the highly disputed Mediterranean and traversing the dangerous Arabian Peninsula.
The FAA has given only limited approval for the system's use in airliners, mostly over ocean routes, where there is no ground-based beacon system.
Flying at more than 1, 300 miles an hour, Concorde was largely restricted to over-the-ocean routes to avoid inflicting its sonic boom on earthlings.
This time, though, Boeing asked the U . S . to certify the 777 for land and ocean routes at roughly the same time.