Sentence examples for long displaced from inspiring English sources

These were approximately 311.5 feet long, displaced 1,525 tons, and had diesel-electric machinery for 20-knot surface and nine-knot underwater speeds.

More than one and a half million southern Sudanese long displaced in the north have returned to unsustainable conditions in the south.

Sub-Saharan Africa will have long displaced Europe as the leading center of Christianity, while Brazil will count 150 million Catholics and 40 million Protestants.

The Lenin was 134 metres (440 feet) long, displaced 16,000 tons, and cruised in normal waters at 18 knots (33 km/hr, or 21 mph).

The Type VIIC variant was 220.25 feet long, displaced 769 tons on the surface, and was powered by diesel-electric machinery at a speed of 17 knots on the surface and 7.5 knots submerged.

Completed in 1928, it was 381 feet long, displaced 2,710 tons on the surface, was armed with two six-inch guns and four forward torpedo tubes, and could carry 60 mines.

When completed in 2009, the dam will create a lake nearly 400 miles long, displace 1.2 million people and inundate important archaeological sites.

Anyone who long ago displaced a portion of his spiritual yearning into Armstrong's voyage knows today that the journey came to nothing, or at least to nowhere.

"Shopping" features their photographs of a style of window display that big-box retailers, offering bland "merchandising" from coast to coast, long ago displaced.

Much larger than the diesel-electric submarines used during World War II, the Nautilus was 319 feet (97 metres) long and displaced 3,180 tons.

Nicholas Hytner's gut-busting production continues in London, albeit long since displaced to the West End where the dramatist Richard Bean's commedia dell'arte rewrite has already seen one cast change and is about to undergo another.