Sentence examples for no warships from inspiring English sources

No warships tearing up the turf with target practice.

There, it will benefit from contact with the Bolivian navy, a Gilbert and Sullivan affair with admirals but no warships.

that affirmed the principle that no warships of any power should enter the Straits of the Dardanelles and the Bosporus.

No warships idle at anchor, and deities, likewise, are notably thin on the ground, although Martin, in Keoghan's unnerving performance, has a touch of the wicked sprite.

In order to provide armaments and to build his navy (Russia had virtually no warships at all), metallurgical and manufacturing industries on a grand scale had to be created; and Peter devoted himself tirelessly to meeting these needs.

WASHINGTON — President Wilson has determined that no warships shall be moved beyond the ordinary routine and that no troops shall march or anything resembling a military or naval demonstration be carried out while diplomatic negotiations are proceeding with Japan over the California land bill.

The Independent reported that no warship had been sent to the region since a frigate returned to Portsmouth last November.

He contended that the boats that would launch the missile were able to evade detection systems but that "even if an enemy's warship sonar can detect the missile, no warship can escape from this missile because of its high speed".

No Australian warships took part in the operation, however.

The four ships, under the command of Vice Admiral Jachmann, made an offensive sortie in early August 1870 out to the Dogger Bank, though they encountered no French warships.

Travelling rapidly across the Atlantic, the French encountered no British warships but were able to seize a number of lone British merchant ships, from whom Troude learned that the invasion of Martinique was already underway.