Sentence examples for his submarines from inspiring English sources

Madsen liked to take women out in his submarines — and his fame gave him plenty to choose from.

1. Would Khrushchev be ready to absorb the prestige loss of acquiescing in a reimposed quarantine or would he feel compelled to use his submarines against our naval vessels?

Admiral Konetzni, the commander of the Pacific submarine fleet since 1998, expanded to his submarines the same program that had become commonplace on aircraft carriers and other surface ships.

Just yesterday [Tuesday], a former Indian navy chief lashed out at defence ministry as "so dysfunctional" he couldn't even order "a set of batteries" for his submarines.

Lockwood attributed the decision to deploy his submarines too far to the west on faulty intelligence, and told Fife that "our dope certainly went sour at the last moment.

As the Japanese force was too small to cut off all traffic between Australia and New Guinea, the Squadron commander widely dispersed his submarines between the Torres Strait and Wilson's Promontory with the goal of tying down as many Allied ships and aircraft as possible.

The story centres on Captain Nemo and his submarine the Nautilus.

There is nonstop entertainment on board his submarine – the writing is such fun.

In September 1856, during the coronation of Tsar Alexander II, Bauer submerged his submarine in Kronshtadt harbour with several musicians on board.

His submarine device was used from 1923 until the late 1950s, when spring gravimeters on surface ships superseded it.

When he questions an order to launch a nuclear first strike at Pakistan, his submarine comes under attack.