Sentence examples for navy of from inspiring English sources

For war between the navy of Rhodes and the navy of Macedon in 201 BC, see Battle of Lade (201 BC).

Iran has two navies: one, its traditional state navy of aging big ships dating from the era of the shah, and the other a politically favored Revolutionary Guards navy of fast-attack speedboats and guerrilla tactics.

Consider the Navy of Bolivia, a country without a sea.

Nearby, protesters' banners accuse the navy of destroying the environment and the villagers' way of life.

The Russian Foreign Ministry accused the Navy of stopping the tanker simply because it was Russian.

At first, a "hooligan navy" of pleasure boats and fishing craft formed a thin picket line across the east coast.

In the summer of 1913 the Aegean was penetrated not by pleasure-craft, but by the navy of the Russian tsar.

In January 2013, Japan's Ministry of Defence accused the PLA Navy of directing fire control radar onto a Japanese naval vessel not far from the disputed islands.

White's father, Dr. Robert White, had served as a surgeon in the Royal Navy of the Kingdom of Great Britain.

Following the completion of his education, White served as a surgeon with the rank of captain in the Royal Navy of the Kingdom of Great Britain.

"This is Army-Navy of basketball," said Don DiJulia, St . Josephs athletic director.