Sentence examples for immense fleet from inspiring English sources

After stanza 18, a prose narrative relates that Helgi and his immense fleet of ships are heading to Frekastein, but encounter a great storm.

The war saw millions of soldiers facing each other across the Fulda Gap in central Europe; two immense battle fleets grappling with each other across the oceans of the world; and two massive nuclear arsenals on a hair-trigger alert, ready to launch within minutes.

Plus, the fuel savings of even 10% can be immense when a whole fleet of vehicles are converted.

Semana described Escobar as a politically ambitious and civic-minded thirty-three-year-old businessman who owned an immense private ranch and a fleet of helicopters and airplanes.

While a heroic resistance by American sailors and aircraft pilots from several escort carriers prevented immense tragedy, an important Japanese fleet was able to escape when it might have been defeated soundly.

The bill's success was also a rare defeat for the yellow taxi lobby, a group of wealthy fleet owners who have wielded immense political power for decades and have usually succeeded at resisting changes to their industry.

Palau is setting up a marine reserve, and with its economic waters extending over an area the size of France, it knows it faces an immense challenge in keeping tabs on a fleet of problematic boats from Asia.

The task of managing these fleets and optimizing their routes will be an immense challenge requiring complex software solutions.

Results and findings include test accuracy and validations and suggest that although tilting technology could be beneficial with respect to speed (minimal improvements) and comfort, implementing it to the Tyne and Wear metro would be an unwise decision owing to the immense amount of upgrades that would be needed on both the network and the metro car fleet.

Its harbor was considered one of the finest in the world and it served the galleons of the commercial fleet, Galeones a Tierra Firme y Perú, that annually conveyed through Havana to Spain the immense revenues of gold and silver from New Granada and Peru.

India will be catching up fast, with a fleet of 367m, 45 times the number on its congested roads today.Those cars will pump an immense quantity of greenhouse gases into the earth's atmosphere.