crewless

Someone else heard there's a crewless ship here, ripe for the taking.

So the Reindeer, crewless, lay across the estuary at the sandspit.

"You might have planned an automated crewless ship."

The film was produced by Crewless Productions, an Alabama based independent production company.

A score of crewless starships drifted aimlessly, complicating the battle situation.

Some crewless; some half- manned; none ready for the stunning surprise attack of the Patrolmen.

She continued to drift, crewless.

Renforth had prevailed, but this led to bitterness and so the crew split up, leaving Renforth crewless.

The film then changes scene to a disparate group of passengers who find themselves aboard a darkened, fog-enshrouded crewless boat, sailing to an unknown destination.

The crewless balloon rose into the sky and floated to the southeast, finally landing on Tuesday night in Algerian scrub desert.

It is faster, more resilient, and has a crewless auto-loading turret, allowing for a lower profile and much smaller target.

Everyone has heard of the Marie Celeste, the ship found floating crewless in the Atlantic in 1872.

The British were the first to deploy unmanned lightships, called crewless lightships in the early 1930s, which could operate for six months to one year.

Instead, they looked out a hotel window and beheld the balloon, freed by a violent gust of wind, ascending crewless into the skies over Morocco.

"I've heard tell the U.S. Navy is experimenting with crewless ships," said Giordino.

If all attempts to shoot down the balloon fail, Mr. Branson said, the crewless balloon might keep going and end up circling the world.

On 17 April 1987 two men were injured two crewless locomotives slipped their brakes, ranaway and crashed head-on into parked diesels.

"If you weren't down here on the dock, if you hadn't left the only ship fit to chase them sitting crewless, you gods-rotted fool--!"

"And if an Imperial fleet just happened to find us while flying a crewless Imperial dreadnought with an Imperial nav-pilot?"

The ten newts shared their journey with two rhesus macaques and ten rats, in an otherwise crewless Soviet Kosmos satellite.

Most had been ripped apart, but a few had only been blown ashore or now silently rode the wavelets, crewless but otherwise apparently unhurt.

A crewless British submersible rescued the submarine and the seven men aboard on Sunday after cutting it free from fishing nets off the Kamchatka Peninsula.

December 4 - The crewless American ship Mary Celeste is found by the British brig Dei Gratia.

The boats rock and swell in the Lagoon as if launching themselves, crewless, on adventure; the ornate facades brighten in the sunlight; the water smells fresh, for once.

The autopilot system created rumors in mainstream media regarding crewless autopilot planes flying for thousands of miles, creating diversions for enemy squads and maintaining a steady flight despite extensive damage.