Sentence examples for naval struggle from inspiring English sources
During the next few centuries, as the naval struggle with the Arabs intensified, heavier versions with two or possibly even three banks of oars evolved.
PC Format described the visuals in a naval battle as "incredible", but stated that the controls were "frustrating; genuine naval tactics fast disappear out of the window as [the player] struggles to bring [their] navy's cannons to bear on the enemy".
Were China able to somehow turn ports into naval bases, it might struggle to keep control of a series of Gibraltars so far from home.
While we were there the annual firework display celebrating Andreas Miaoulis's decisive naval victory in the struggle for independence from the Ottomans in the 1820s took place in the bay.
When Spain issued a decree blocking foreign countries from trading, selling or buying merchandise in its Caribbean colonies, the entire region became engulfed in a power struggle among the naval superpowers.
Once one of the world's top naval powers, Russia is now struggling to complete even the repair of an aircraft-carrier destined for India, let alone to build new ships from scratch.
A crew member was seriously injured in the struggle, the European Union's anti-piracy naval force said.
During Venice's struggle with Genoa and Hungary for naval predominance in the Adriatic, he commanded in the Venetian victory over the Hungarians at Zara (1348).
On a longer perspective the struggle against Aegina helped to make Athens a naval power through simple peer-polity pressure.
ANNALS OF THE SEA about the biggest battleship in the world, theRio de Janiero; the naval race that swept South America and Europe after 1900; and the fierce struggle among shipbuilders to secure the business.
