Sentence examples for navy by from inspiring English sources

Calling itElect Heywood Broun and Get Rid of the Navy by Navy Day 1931.

French Navy by Camera Obscura is "pillar-box red at night-time".

The scope of his performance is large in a position that has also been played at Navy by Roger Staubach.

The Air Force intends to cut its forces by 22,500 next year, the Navy by 7,900.

A company spokesman later told Agence France-Presse that the ship had heard from the Iranian Navy by radio but "received no assistance from the Iranian navy".

Early wet suits, first created in 1951 for the Navy by Hugh Bradner, a physicist at the University of California, Berkeley, were ungainly.

JOHN PAUL JONES: Sailor, Hero, Father of the American Navy, by Evan Thomas.

Beginning in the early 19th century, it was supplied to the British Royal Navy by distillers such as Plymouth.

Long in the shadow of the all-powerful Royal Navy, by the 1860s the United States Navy had developed a rather extensive presence relative to its small size.

The system in question is called NavyStar and is supplied to the British Royal Navy by Fujitsu.

Only the Royal Navy could ensure British security, and only the Royal Navy, by protecting trade routes, could ensure her prosperity.