Sentence examples for battleship which from inspiring English sources

RICHARD BRODY: Yes, there is a film of Monopoly coming; Anthony Lane refers to it in his review of Battleship, which is now online.

Out of a combination of characteristics of the Monitor and Virginia types evolved the battleship, which was next to rule the sea.

No one worked for scale on his most recent movie, "Battleship," which was supposed to be the summer blockbuster of 2012.

The second most interesting was the level of mockery and sarcasm employed by Obama – he once reminded Romney that the military budget wasn't a game of battleship – which was unusual for an incumbent president.

To get competitive juices flowing, the artist Amanda Browder of "Bad at Sports," a Chicago-based art podcast, offered a presentation called "Battleship," which pitted Formalists against Conceptualists, artists against dealers, and painters against the world.

Unless, of course, the would-be blockbuster sinks as fast as "Battleship," which cost $300 million to make and market and has made a bit over $65 million at the domestic box office.

Battleships, which had been the mainstays of war at sea, essentially became bodyguards for the carriers.

We also need a couple of billion for battleships which will be no good against airplanes.

I remember a bay scattered with small craft at anchor and a glimpse of one of Britain's last battleships, which was being dismantled at the breaker's yard that in those days occupied the bay.

Thus, before World War II, United States naval strategy was based on battleships, which proved largely useless when war came, rather than aircraft carriers and destroyers, which proved to be decisive.

In 1912 America's navy built an electrically powered collier, followed a few years later by a string of battleships which proved capable workhorses during the second world war.