Sentence examples for every submarine from inspiring English sources

Before entering full service, every submarine is required to complete an exhaustive period of sea trials, which are designed to prove the vessel's capabilities.

"I ran around looking at every submarine in the world," Mr. Brooks said, explaining that the expense of building one for the movie would have been about $5 million.

That picture and others like it established some of the ground rules of the genre: nearly every submarine picture since has been more than two hours long, and with the notable exception of "Operation Petticoat," nearly every one has been a decidedly manly affair.

However, not every submarine had returned to port and all U-boats maintained radio silence while at sea.

It's an unorthodox suggestion, and there are counter-arguments, of course — mainly that ICBMs provide insurance if an adversary somehow knocked out every submarine and every bomber.

In every silo, on every submarine, in the bomb bays of airplanes, every second of every day, nuclear weapons, thousands on high alert, are poised for deployment threatening everyone we love and everything we hold dear.

This film is not to be confused with "K-9," the moving tale of a police dog, although it is to be confused with almost every other submarine movie.

During the meeting, Raeder assured the attaché that he had received reports from every German submarine at sea and "as a result of which it was definitely established that Athenia had not been sunk by a German U-boat".

Instead, Burden was asked whether he intended to make a political point in such works as "All the Submarines of the United States of America" (a collection of 625 model submarines, representing every sub ever built by the Navy) or "The Reason for the Neutron Bomb" (a grid of 50,000 nickels and matchsticks, representing "all the Soviet tanks in Eastern Europe").

"You go into a submarine every time you do a network television season.

That work kept it in business until World War II, when it was churning out a new submarine every two weeks for a time.