His model is an XC70, a proper Arctic battleship of a car.
Dürer had never seen his battleship of an animal in the flesh.
A "battleship" of a grandmother knits sweaters for young Pronek and protects him from overexuberant playground chums.
Graf Spee, in full Admiral Graf von Spee, German pocket battleship of 10,000 tons launched in 1936.
Pauline Hanson just raised her jaw an inch or two higher and sailed on, a battleship of righteousness, with the flotsam holding on gamely, flapping against the hull.
The Sevastopol, the first Dreadnought battleship of the Russian navy, was successfully launched from the Baltic yard on the Neva to-day [June 29].
The Jarrett is one of the smallest ships in the navy, but with fire-power greater than that of a battleship of the second world war.
It was commissioned by Soviet leaders to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the uprising aboard the battleship of the title, one of the central events of the Russian Revolution of 1905.
The New York Film Festival is still the great battleship of international auteurism, while the Tribeca Film Festival is a chaotic, glittering rave party flush with money, exuberance and ill-defined ambitions.
You've got to hand it to Salesforce: The big battleship of Cloud CRM is remarkably adept at turning its boat around to make war against the startups aiming torpedoes at its hull.
The Devonport Naval Base commander Commodore Graeme Little said the ship was "the iconic battleship of the last century and extremely important as a reference point to the Royal Navy, the city of Plymouth and Devonport".
