Sentence examples for Naval armada from inspiring English sources

Rerouting the naval armada is President Trump's latest escalation in force against a potential adversary.

The script called for "the largest naval armada gathered since the Second World War," among other showstoppers, which would run well above sixty million dollars.

It suggests Trump is deliberately stoking such fears to put pressure on Pyongyang, for example by claiming prematurely that a naval armada had been despatched to the region.

Some cited his dispiriting Inaugural Address as the beginning of the end; others identified Trump's declaration that he was sending a naval "armada" to try to deter North Korea when it was actually thousands of miles away.

The target audience was not Isis or the Taliban but North Korea, where, to China's justified alarm, Trump has deployed a nuclear-armed naval armada in a bid to bully Pyongyang into submission.

The challenge is that sending an American naval armada towards North Korea risks triggering the very nuclear attack against US bases that the Trump administration is trying to avoid in the first place.

Beijing is also mobilizing military forces potentially capable of surgically slicing through the arc of bases, naval armadas, and military alliances with which Washington has ringed the world island from England to Japan since 1945.

On 18 August 1588, after the dispersal of the armada, naval commander Lord Henry Seymour wrote to Walsingham, "you have fought more with your pen than many have in our English navy fought with their enemies".

April 12: Trump says a powerful "armada" of naval vessels is heading to the Korean Peninsula.

April 12 , 2017| Trump says that the U.S. is sending a powerful "armada" of naval vessels to the Korean Peninsula.

And then, once the world's attention has turned away from Iraq and the United States has withdrawn much of its naval fleet and air armada from the region, Iraq could begin -- once again -- to interfere with the arms inspections, sparking yet another crisis requiring an American military buildup.