Sentence examples for more navies from inspiring English sources
As more and more Navies repurpose their assets and broaden their mandate to include environmental stewardship, illegal fishing, especially foreign incursions upon sovereign waters, will become more difficult.
More navy ships were headed to the scene to assist in the rescue efforts.
The actors who get attention tonight therefore are more Navy Seal than Broadway.
The UK has sent more navy personnel to the Rock and military ships have been visiting on their way to other destinations but resisted calls to station a large permanent warship in Gibraltan waters.
The Continental preppy retains the seminal preppy fabrics and colors, but Louis Vuitton and Yves Saint Laurent peel away the layers -- no more navy blazer over a sweat shirt over a button-down over a polo shirt over a T-shirt -- leaving a two-button jacket with manly shoulders and a smartly tailored waist.
For 2013 a new design was announced featuring a deeper V, with more navy blue in the jersey, gold disappeared along with most of the white.
The only thing between crisis and conflict, then, would be two ever larger, more dangerous navies, prepared to fight a breed of drone-centric war we don't yet fully understand, and so are all the more likely to fall into.
Stratfor, a private intelligence agency based in the United States, said in a report that a Chinese antipiracy patrol would afford its navy "some very real opportunities for on-the-job training, covering everything from logistics far from home and combat against seaborne opponents to communications and joint operations with other, more experienced navies".
He pointed out that countries with more advanced navies and nuclear programs have been working on propulsion reactors for decades.
Perhaps the designer might have added to the snug or boxy jackets in bright shades more narrow, navy coats.
But by the 1950's, Portsmouth was more notorious navy base than Revolutionary jewel, with hundreds of 19th-century buildings having been destroyed.
