Sentence examples for naval armada from inspiring English sources
The script called for "the largest naval armada gathered since the Second World War," among other showstoppers, which would run well above sixty million dollars.
Some cited his dispiriting Inaugural Address as the beginning of the end; others identified Trump's declaration that he was sending a naval "armada" to try to deter North Korea when it was actually thousands of miles away.
The challenge is that sending an American naval armada towards North Korea risks triggering the very nuclear attack against US bases that the Trump administration is trying to avoid in the first place.
She continued to protect the carrier through 25 August, when Allied forces prevented reinforcement of Japanese units in the Solomons by a large naval armada under Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto.
But the White House gave no explanation of the naval armada's precise purpose, and did not address what reaction it anticipated or how the U.S. would handle a North Korean escalation.
Beijing is also mobilizing military forces potentially capable of surgically slicing through the arc of bases, naval armadas, and military alliances with which Washington has ringed the world island from England to Japan since 1945.
On 18 August 1588, after the dispersal of the armada, naval commander Lord Henry Seymour wrote to Walsingham, "you have fought more with your pen than many have in our English navy fought with their enemies".
On 23 July 1840, Pedro II was declared of age and Joaquim Inácio was among the naval officers representing the armada in the delegation that greeted the young emperor.
Where en mierda is he?" In August , 1978 Laura was told that she was being taken to the Escuela Superior de Mecánica de la Armada, the naval-mechanics school, the most notorious detention camp in the country, where she would be prepared for release.
The pirates off Somalia's coast are getting bolder, wilier and somehow richer, despite an armada of Western naval ships hot on their trail.
IT WAS hardly the Spanish Armada, but quite a naval disaster nonetheless.
