Sentence examples for naval march from inspiring English sources

"I read the other day an account of the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, and the naval march parade that passed in front of her, and it makes me melancholy to think today Britain has only one aircraft carrier, which it shares with France.

Due to their considerable firepower and relative size, naval historian Jan Glete has described the hemmemas as "super archipelago frigates".

Last year China failed to condemn either the sinking by North Korea of a South Korean naval vessel in March, or the shelling in November of a South Korean island.

South Korea's response to the likelihood that the North torpedoed a South Korean naval vessel in March seems proportionate, merited and economically minor.

Still, the Carter visit may help the White House to soften the hostility of its stance toward Pyongyang, especially since the sinking of a South Korea naval ship last March.

The torpedoing of a South Korean naval vessel in March, which the Seoul government blamed on the Pyongyang regime, caused an international outcry that led to further efforts to isolate it economically.

The broadcaster SBS said talks on the possibility of offering TV feeds from South Africa had stalled in the wake of the sinking of a South Korean naval ship in March, possibly by a North Korean torpedo.

She was refitted at Plymouth for British naval service from April to August 1807, then in December that year she was sent to the Mediterranean.

The Pentagon has considered appointing a commander-in-chief with responsibility for the American homeland; but the idea has been dropped because of political sensitivities.On a visit to Annapolis naval academy in May, Mr Clinton gave his most explicit warning yet that a new type of foe was on the march.

In the end, President Kennedy took the middle road, enforcing a naval blockade on Oct. 22.

The command also warned that the North Koreans were vowing retaliation for a naval skirmish last November.