Sentences with phrase «week out of port»

He operates seven days a week out of PORT ALLEN AIRPORT on Kuiloko Road in HANAPEPE.

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Shadowed by a support boat for safety, Ward and a crew of 24 — including her two sons — sailed their 66 - foot reconstruction, called Min of the Desert, on the Red Sea for two weeks, setting out from Safaga, a modern port not far from Mersa Gawasis.
Last week a Chinese retailer called Aliexpress began selling a $ 74 USB key - sized computer with an AllWinner A10 1.5 - GHz CPU, 802.11 g Wi - Fi, HDMI - out, both micro USB and full USB 2.0 ports, 512 MB of RAM, 4G of Flash memory which is expandable up 32 GB via a microSD card slot and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
This loser left him alone in various world ports for three weeks out of every four.
With Ratalaika Games» League of Evil port for Nintendo Switch set to launch next week and our review on the way, the following press release has been sent out to give Switch owners an idea as to what is in store for them:
I got to play with it for about a week, tweaked it to my needs and the experience accumulated is described in this comprehensive guide that will enable everybody to get the most out of this toy, at least until a stable Android port is available.
After finding out last week that Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is on track to be released this September, and learning that creator Warren Spector wants to port the original Epic Mickey over to other consoles, we've now learned that the 3DS will be getting some Disney love with Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion.
Runic's Torchlight, released for 1200MSP, was the second to last game in the House Party promotion but by no means the least — the game added 66,924 players in its first week, a fantastic turnout for a port of a PC game that came out in 2009, and was apparently developer Runic's best day of sales ever.
Well, it just so happens that some enterprising pirates from the promised land (Hong Kong) decided to take matters into their own hands and port Mario 3 themselves, getting dirt poor workers to slave away for a few weeks (too generous; let's say hours) and get a horrible, awful, rank piece of software out to the masses.
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