Sentence examples for fitting the ships from inspiring English sources

France has insisted it is not fitting the ships with weapons technology.

The shares of the men were small, and the crown, which spent £700 to fit the ship, only received £471.

Tomatoes created to fit the shipping crate, loaf-shaped watermelons, and multicolor corn complete the picture, occupying several layers of time and genetic activity in the permissive context the artist calls "democratic space".

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This added more delays as the dockyard there lacked the equipment to efficiently fit out the ships.

Hopkins and his fleet remained at Nassau for two weeks, loading as much weaponry as would fit onto the ships, including the remaining 38 casks of gunpowder.

Over the course of World War II most, if not all, of the 45 mm guns were replaced by 37 mm guns and one or two Lend-Lease quadruple Vickers.50 machine gun MK III mounts were fitted to the ships in the Baltic and Black Seas, although each ship varied in its anti-aircraft suite.

In 1602 the Earl of Southampton defrayed most of the expenses for fitting out the ship "Concord," which Gosnold commanded on a voyage of exploration to the New World.

Eight months passed before the Admiralty could take possession and begin fitting out the ship.

In August 1865, after Valiant had been towed to Portsmouth for fitting out, the ship was inspected by French officers during a port visit by ironclads of the French Navy.